Sentence examples for recent adaptation from inspiring English sources

"Carrie's War" was adapted twice for British television; the most recent adaptation was broadcast in the United States on the PBS series "Masterpiece Theater" in 2006.

Recent adaptation to increasing SSTs might explain the overall low adaptive capacity in the two coral host populations investigated.

The recent adaptation of phytophagous insect to agriculture cannot be explained solely by adaptive responses to pest control tools such as biological control, pesticides or resistant cultivars.

In fact, explicit political statements are a recent adaptation.

There was another extended gap following Kundun, until her recent adaptation of Roald Dahl's The BFG.

Whatever it was, director Peter Kosminsky tapped into the strange quality for his BBC recent adaptation of Wolf Hall.

Fans of BBC 1's recent adaptation of Mapp and Lucia will appreciate its wit, period dialogue and attention to aesthetics.

Those who have watched the recent adaptation of Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent will have seen the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, feature in the plot involving a terrorist bombing.

I felt that we'd seen this world before and in a more enticingly grubby light - not least in Tomas Alfredson's brilliant recent adaptation of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

Danton's Death is Büchner's great meditation on the consequences of the French revolution, but in Brenton's recent adaptation (his second) the play acquires a whipcrack, caustic sharpness.

Mr. Marsan, 42, was in the relatively recent adaptation of Charles Dickens's "Little Dorrit" by the BBC, and there's a Dickensian cast to his own history.