Sentence examples for not even adapted from inspiring English sources
Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival in 2012, Mr Salmond said broadcasting had "not even adapted to devolution".
We can either recognize this and come up with ways to regulate it based on a rational assessment of risk, or else continue with failed policies that can't even adapt to minimize harm.
We can either recognise this and come up with ways to regulate it based on a rational assessment of risk, or else continue with failed policies that can't even adapt to minimise harm.
30 years later and our word processing software hasn't evolved, not even to adapt to mobile.
Some even adapted it as a manipulative tool.
The answer is that for the first time in its history, the industry has seen a change coming that it can't stop, and may not even be able to adapt to.
Pervasive artificial illumination has existed for such a brief period that not even the species that invented it has had time to adapt, biologically or otherwise.
The study demonstrates how speakers adapt to a mediated speech situation where there is not even minimal feedback and the speaker has to address absent viewers.
Surprisingly, The Sopranos has not been adapted into a film, even though Rob Roy director Michael Caton-Jones has been slated to direct.
In addition, even where available, these may not be adapted for children's use (Tumwine 2002; UNICEF/WHO 2009).
