Sentence examples for pressure to adapt from inspiring English sources

Individuals within populations are under selection pressure to adapt to their environment; these adaptations can be morphological, physiological, or behavioral in nature.

Banks aren't the only companies feeling the pressure to adapt their cultures to changing times.

"There is now more gas-to-gas competition, which means the long-term contracts will be under pressure to adapt.

There is the danger, too, that in buying more time, the pressure to adapt will be weakened.

Pressure to adapt to royal life, and pressure to produce a male heir, visibly took their toll on Princess Masako over the years.

Dunbar said that scientists have wondered whether these inherited differences in total brain volume were driven by the pressure to adapt to low light levels at high latitudes.

Living in the United States, however, young Latinas feel pressures to adapt to the more freewheeling lifestyles of American teenagers, and they are encouraged to be more assertive.

Currently, AMCs are facing significant pressures to adapt in what is increasingly defined as a "hostile organizational environment".

The fact that genes and anatomy evolved at roughly the same rate suggest that pressures to adapt and survive in a world of new, complex predators drove both, the authors speculate.

Other research shows that they had to balance pressures to adapt to the hot climate in equatorial Africa--and tall, slender-hipped humans thermoregulate in the heat better than short, stocky humans (whose physiology retains heat better in the frigid latitudes).

After the military coup led by U Ne Win in 1962, however, the government pressured writers to adapt the themes and style of Socialist Realism, and freedom of expression continued to erode through the turn of the 21st century.