Sentence examples for poor adaption from inspiring English sources

Playwright Horton Foote reportedly considered giving up on film writing, due to what he regarded as a poor adaption of his 1952 play The Chase into a 1966 film of the same name.

Thus poor stress adaption and high stress levels may be contributory factors for the low physical activity and 5 a day among nurses.

Try $100 billion a year - the size of the UN's admittedly controversial Green Climate Fund, which aims get money to poorer countries for adaption and mitigation.

Nurses attended lectures about stress more often than the other occupational groups, but their stress adaption was poorer.

Even less has made its way into adaption projects that poor countries, which disproportionately feel the effects of climate change, need, according to Mr. Huq.

This does not mean that aid is not needed to enhance adaption policies in poor countries.

Continual barrenness even after 8 years shows the poor management in post disaster phase, however, the adaption practices by affected people are remarkable in the condition of government's minimal efforts.

The World Resources Institute recently released updated estimates of the "fast-start" climate mitigation and adaption commitments rich nations made to poor countries after the Copenhagen summit.

Fourth and finally, Paris will have to prove that it is outdated to think that adaption to climate change is the "poor cousin" of mitigation, or mainly an intervention to reduce greenhouse gas sources.

In 2010, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) established something called the Green Climate Fund, in order to facilitate the transfer of money from rich nations to poor nations, in order to assist with climate change adaption and mitigation.

While Tolstoy is on at the Met, Turgenev is in previews on Broadway with "Fortune's Fool," an adaption of the 19th-century writer's play "A Poor Gentleman," directed by Arthur Penn and starring Alan Bates and Frank Langella.