Sentence examples for really adapting from inspiring English sources

Now I think he realises the players are not really adapting all that well and have not been able to focus on a different way to play.

But over the years, the handful of major players in the guidebook business — a group that includes The Princeton Review, Fiske, Peterson's and especially the rankings-granddaddy, U.S. News & World Report — have enlarged their operations without really adapting them to the habits of a generation whose first, and often only, source for information is the Internet.

But in terms of taking the process from simply transforming the story to really adapting the books, which I think took place with our fourth film.

"Trevor really adapted what I brought to him," Ms. Martin said.

He never really adapted and came back as quickly as he could.

"By me having a pro style, it's hard to really adapt to the amateur game".

But Mr. Ferrer has not really adapted his sales pitch to the new realities.

Both Usenet and email were successful among early adopters, but neither could really adapt to their eventual parasites.

Rehman asked if the Muslim cleric, who was promoting his memoir, would participate in a test to see if he had really adapted to liberal Norwegian society.

And so what you're trying to find out about are the intangibles of leadership, communication style and the ability to, today, really adapt to change.

As a business owner you really adapt your concept, your ideas, your product, your service based on the location and your customers.