Sentence examples for prospect of adapting from inspiring English sources

THE prospect of adapting for the screen a memoir about writing, addiction and homelessness is fraught with challenges.

The daunting prospect of adapting the big-box business to the Big Apple has limited Target to the city's outer boroughs, while Wal-Mart has not ventured in from the suburbs.

But the prospect of adapting soils so they suck up more carbon is "unlikely", especially in the short-term, according to He. "I don't think we can increase that absorption ability, so we may want to make more proactive action to mitigate climate change, such as cuts to fossil fuel emissions, for example," she said.

These data are relevant to the prospect of adapting personalised medicine to prostate cancer prevention and treatment.

The data presented here raise important questions about the prospect of adapting personalised medicine to prostate cancer prevention.

Furthermore, detection of a functional 20S proteasome in mature erythrocytes (Neelam et al., 2011) raises the enticing prospect of adapting this technology for parasite proteins exported to the erythrocyte.

It's just a matter of adapting".

Sam Parkin, a striker for Exeter, agrees: "The majority of English players," he says, "are intimidated at the prospect of having to adapt to a new culture".

As I argued in a recent piece for The American Prospect, adapted from A Presidency in Peril, Obama needs to learn from the example of Harry Truman.

It's more a question of adapting".

"Prompted by lived experience and by the prospect of future impacts, they [the groups] have made efforts both to adapt to their changing climatic circumstances and to slow or eliminate their greenhouse gas emissions".