Sentence examples for over adapting from inspiring English sources

Even the relentlessly slushy but effective Saving Mr Banks, which stars Emma Thompson as children's author PL Travers locking horns with Tom Hanks' Walt Disney over adapting Mary Poppins, would also fail, even though it features one of the stronger female protagonists of the year.

In contrast, the heuristics based approach migrates whenever there is a problem (i.e. host/PM overload or host under-load); however, a problem may be detected without there being a solution to which it is worthwhile to adapt, and hence the heuristic approach tends to over-adapt.

These observations suggest that North American bat strains of rabies virus more readily spill over and adapt to a new host when compared with EBLVs.

Again, this is the secret of much of our success, but occasionally we over-adapt and should just let people move on.

With Moeen Ali and Root also sharing 15 overs, England adapted to the conditions by delivering 25 overs of off-spin.

So while I can't say I prefer snow over rain, and there are certainly benefits to riding bicycles over "trudging," adapting to the snow has been a curious experiment in exploring limited pathways of mobility.

NMB-1 shows approximately 30-fold selectivity for the ion channels mediating persistent over rapidly adapting responses to mechanical stimuli.

Cellular and ECM compositions evolve over time, adapting to changes related to the surrounding epithelial cells (Kass et al, 2007).

So she adapted over and over again, placing herself at the beck and call of any man with talent, a typewriter and an eye she could catch.

As shown in figure 2c, in the first cycle over the adapted location the non-adapted target always became dominant but then generally switched immediately back after passing through the adapted region.

Kelly won the players over immediately by adapting to them.