Sentence examples for of being adapted from inspiring English sources

She said Mr. Milchan simply did not consider the book "worthy of being adapted".

Giles Foden, whose novel was turned into a Bafta-winning film, reflects on the dangers of being adapted.

(It does have the advantage of being adapted from Rice's expressionist drama about the dehumanizing forces of capitalism).

(Shore power exists at some Alaska and California ports and is in the process of being adapted at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook).

The extensive experimentation carried out justifies the importance of good scheduling in such heterogeneous systems, but also emphasizes the importance of having a scheduling algorithm capable of being adapted to the requirements of different kinds of application.

The labor laws that were enacted many decades ago when the economy was different are in the process of being adapted to a new economy -- not only through new laws but, far more frequently, through rules, advisory opinions and administrative orders issued by the Labor Department, as well as through the informal pronouncements of the secretary.

The Night Of was adapted from BBC drama Criminal Justice and similarities to Making A Murderer and Serial can also be drawn.

A version of Microsoft Reader is being adapted for the eBookman for other categories of e-books.

1. Portions of this account of Reid's theory of memory are adapted from Copenhaver (2006).

Based on other studies within fertility care a consensus of a MCID of 7,5% was adapted.

To obtain the required number of patients the way of recruitment was adapted.