Sentence examples for preparing to adapt from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a dark first novel that Ramsay was preparing to adapt and direct surprised the publishing world by landing at the top of The New York Times best-seller list.

New York City campaign regulators are girding for a wave of independent spending in local campaigns next year, saying that moneyed interest groups and wealthy individuals are watching the "super PAC" phenomenon in the presidential campaign this year and preparing to adapt it for local use.

A slew of McCarthy adaptations are now being lined up, with Andrew Dominik – Australian director of Chopper and The Assassination of Jesse James – preparing to adapt Cities of the Plain, while Tommy Lee Jones is currently filming the McCarthy play The Sunset Limited for American television.

UTI is now preparing to adapt to the fundamental changes happening in the industry.

State governments are not preparing to adapt to climate change, the Government Accountability Office says.

Waddell, though, was fastidious in preparation, and prepared to adapt.

Encourage, challenge and be prepared to adapt.

But as George Buckenham said, we really don't know what's going to happen so we've got to be prepared to adapt if it doesn't work.

The early planning stage is important but you need to be prepared to adapt and change course with regular stock take.

We are a team that likes to create opportunities for all its riders, we can't just be about one rider, but Cav seemed prepared to adapt.

Writing in April in Nature (458, 1102; 2009), Martin Parry of Imperial College London and colleagues warned that we should prepare to adapt to an overshoot of the 2 °C mark.