Sentence examples for not easily adapted from inspiring English sources

Trochaic metres are not easily adapted to English verse.

They are complicated to set up and not easily adapted to new tasks.

Many factory-made bikes -- including workhorses built for serious riding -- are not easily adapted for individual preferences.

Methods standardized for use in humans are not easily adapted to NHPs and detailed guidance has been lacking.

Unfortunately, many of the tools designed to analyze standing postures are not easily adapted to jobs requiring restricted postures.

Antenatal clinics are women's spaces and not easily adapted to accommodate men.

Inelastic traffic does not easily adapt to changes in delay and throughput.

Nonetheless, there are a few drawbacks involved with using silicon stamps: due to the high elastic modulus of silicon, such stamps can in general not easily adapt to inhomogeneous surfaces or particles on the substrate.

Although the Bionator or the Twin block is more acceptable as compared with activators, patients do not easily adapt to these appliances because of their large size and unfixed position in the mouth.

Kennedy: Well, in part, it's because the campaign process itself does not easily adapt to judicial selection.

But whereas the welfare state could not be easily adapted to fit with the way the world was going, Germany's foreign policy turned out to be far more in tune with the new challenges of an interdependent world.