Sentence examples for space to adapt from inspiring English sources

"We have to give these species the space to adapt," said Parmesan.

Still, while the two new satellites represent a big step forward, they have little ability, once in space, to adapt to changing technology on the ground.

"But compassionate conservatism also recognizes the reality that the effects of rapid change fall harder on some communities and industries," which, he said, need "vital breathing space to adapt to change".

Give the hamster plenty of space to adapt to its new environment.

That is, their introduction should not come at the price of environment and humans which were part of that space having to adapt to or change their fundamental interactions and behaviours.

Developing countries need the policy space to retain, adapt and evolve the kinds of government measures that have been proven to work for development in the west and in other developing countries.

The average museum architecture and infrastructure today does not provide that type of space and needs to adapt".

While you may have not foreseen such problems, if you truly want to dominate this space, you need to adapt and do what is right by the developers.

Indirect instruction, we will argue, provides students the time, space, and license to adapt their intrinsic dynamics (Kostrubiec, Zanone, Fuchs, & Kelso, 2012) by discovering and refining new sensory orientations toward the action field.

Commercial rents in the downtown are higher than in suburban office parks, and it is often more difficult to adapt space for smaller tenants in the city's tall office buildings, with their long, narrow floor plates.

Future space farmers will have to adapt their practices to accommodate microgravity, high and low extremes in ambient temperatures, reduced atmospheric pressures, atmospheres containing high volatile organic carbon contents, and elevated to super-elevated CO2 concentrations.