Sentence examples for soon adapted to from inspiring English sources

Families that owned property by the beaches soon adapted to new businesses.

The red star in Che's beret was up there with "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", and Andy Warhol's silk-screen images of Marilyn Monroe and Mao Zedong were soon adapted to include him.

In the 1770s the steam engines of Matthew Boulton and the Scottish inventor James Watt made available new sources of power that were soon adapted to the coining process.

Many of the 29 states that still gave out such punishments to juveniles convicted of first degree murder soon adapted to the federal law.

It was soon adapted to also display quality indicator data, including unit process and outcome measures.

The wartime atomic program helped produce isotopes and large-scale generators, both of which were soon adapted to medical uses (partly to demonstrate the peacetime potential of nuclear physics).

This program will soon be adapted to suit a Masters in Pharmacy Practice program at Monash University for postgraduate students.

Emerging techniques for high-throughput single-cell analysis (allowing for heavy and light chain pairing) will soon be adapted to sequence multiple genes along with the BCR, and eventually the full genome.

The Greeks originally decorated only pottery with the motif, but they soon adapted it to ornament architecture.

Foresters soon adapted them to haul redwood logs out of road-less forests.

Soon the cats adapted to life with humans and, as farming spread westwards, the cats came with them.