Sentence examples for skills to adapt from inspiring English sources

No two days will ever be the same in education, heads need the ability and skills to adapt.

Focus should be on developing the right skills to adapt to a resource-constrained world as well as to explore new economic models that move away from a linear system of "take, make, dispose" and adopt circular approaches that are restorative and seek to eliminate waste by design.

You're floored by an unfunded grant, or a bad result, or an unexpected downsizing and you have no skills to adapt to your new circumstances.

Problem-solving has been shown to be an effective teaching strategy to enhance the student learning process and inculcate students with skills to adapt to real-life situations.

Nanostructured surfaces exist widely in nature, giving the animals or plants skills to adapt to their surrounding environment, due to their outstanding tribological properties.

At Samasource, a company I founded in 2008, we train people living in poverty from Kenya to California to develop and market 21st century digital skills to adapt to new economic realities.

Great players will see it as a test of their skill to adapt to the demands of each.

"When you are a manager like Klopp and you have the capacity to manage in the Champions League final, you have the skill to adapt your ideas to the new culture".

Indeed, when we meet Rockwell as a youthful critic for The Oakland Tribune, he is reproaching the Living Theater for lacking "the flexibility and the theatrical skill to adapt their performance" to "an audience which is both personally free and committed, more or less consciously, to violent revolution".

As far back as 2008, NESTA told us that UK competitiveness hinges on our ability to create business-ready graduates with entrepreneurial skills, able to adapt to and take advantage of available opportunities.

The places that survive will be those that equip their citizens and their workforce with the creative skills necessary to adapt".