Sentence examples for not be adapted from inspiring English sources

Such extreme forms could not be adapted to mass production, their forms were so complex.

It took five years of fruitless trying before Columbia concluded the work could not be adapted in two-hour form.

For example, an affected plant may not be adapted to the area in which it is growing.

Analysis by the Centre for Cross Border Studies, a thinktank, concluded there was no reason in principle why the Good Friday agreement could not be adapted to accommodate changing circumstances.

Michael Gambon and Eileen Atkins have been drafted to play the central couple, Mr. and Mrs. Rooney, in a piece that Beckett went on record to express his desire that its aural landscape not be adapted to the stage.

It became so important that a scholar's writing conform to the orthodox literary style that, if his ideas could not be adapted to the style, they were often changed.

Why had it not been adapted for TV?

Surprisingly, The Sopranos has not been adapted into a film, even though Rob Roy director Michael Caton-Jones has been slated to direct.

Apparently the Yahoo site's e-mail page has not been adapted for use on the BlackBerry.

Writer Peter Straughan joked: "I would like to thank The Artist for not being adapted from a book".

The tests are based on similar methods for finding mad cow disease but have not been adapted for use in cattle.