Sentence examples for quickly adapting to from inspiring English sources

He was at Ospreys when the New Zealander Marshall joined the region, learning the art of running a game and quickly adapting to changing circumstances.

Although he left the Sun some years ago, he was rehired recently, quickly adapting to the demands of a new operating system and winning over new friends.

As well suited as wedge shoes are for flowing summer dresses and mini skirts, they are now quickly adapting to the demands of the more covered up winter wardrobe.

The N.F.L. is rarely as lopsided as the Patriots' early results indicated, because the league is comprised of players and coaches who are masters at quickly adapting to innovation.

It might be marketed in America and made in Taiwan, but the brainpower is here in eastern Moscow, with a bunch of young boffins, graduates of the elite cybernetics schools of the old Soviet military-industrial complex, quickly adapting to the new world of virtual entertainment, taking on the Sonys and Nintendos of this world, and emerging with a winner.

Companies in Southeast Asia are noticing this trend and are quickly adapting to it.

Unlike robots, animals can quickly adapt to a new terrain.

"We quickly adapt to market needs and demands.

Many women arrived at Auschwitz without their instruments, and many quickly adapted to other ones to join the orchestra.

Immigrants who come from cultures where large families are standard quickly adapt to the customs of their new homes.

Bennett had taken up boxing in prison and then quickly adapted to the techniques and styles of international boxing.