Sentence examples for pushed to adapt from inspiring English sources

I wanted to make it into a film and I pushed to adapt it.

In the past, in North America and Europe, automakers have had to be pushed to adapt safety standards, but once faced with results like those from the test they "tend to respond very quickly," he said.

The globally expanding community of educators involved in the teaching of Chinese as a Foreign Language (CFL) is being pushed to adapt to diverse educational contexts, engendering tension and dislocation.

But not every virtuoso of one form excels equally at the other, and Hystopia shows the strain of an author pushing to adapt to a form in which he is not at home.

And he should lead a global push to adapt international rules so that they can cope with the challenge of China's peculiar state capitalism.

The technology is shaking up economies, pushing companies to adapt and forcing governments to take a closer look at its implications.

More specifically, Mr. Gagey credited Mr. Lardière with making the wines purer, with a finer texture, after they had been darker and more concentrated, and for pushing Jadot to adapt biodynamic viticulture in its own vineyards.

The insurance system is pushing PUs to adapt their levels of cooperation (or fuzzy cooperation) according to the actual economic situation.

These organizations have been pushed to find ways to quickly adapt and align capabilities to new and ever-changing environments.

In Tanzania, a local soft drink maker has pushed Coca-Cola to adapt their bottle design to the local market.

Darwin's studies showed that the forces of nature push species to adapt over centuries, but in 2015 brands will be afforded far less patience.