Sentence examples for staff to adapt from inspiring English sources

"It took a good fifteen minutes for the BBC staff to adapt," he said.

Selected students support senior city staff to adapt and implement effective practices or other analytical work tied to developing organizational capabilities.

to examine the informal approaches taken by midwives and other antenatal staff to adapt health communication to the needs of their patients, as well as their perception of the barriers faced when trying to provide tailored health promotion.

How does it fit into their social and cultural patterns?" He says the UNHCR needs to become more innovative in its approach, as the current organisational culture does not encourage flexibility among field staff to adapt to different circumstances.

The international student advice team runs regular workshops with staff around basic immigration issues, to ensure that academic advice doesn't clash with a student's responsibilities whilst they are in the UK - and also to work closely with staff to adapt to immigration changes in a way that will have the least negative impact on the student experience.

Then she hired a new design staff to adapt Keds' classic look to current fashions.

The Edible Books Festival, now in its sixth year, brings together students, faculty, and staff bakers to adapt their favorite books into competitive confections for fellow bakers and festival goers to examine and taste.

It was found that frontline staff needed to adapt this equipment to fit the circumstances of use.

Meals at the restaurant in its early days were sometimes strained affairs, as the perfectionist Per Se staff struggled to adapt the culture of Mr. Keller's flagship restaurant, the French Laundry, in Yountville, Calif., to the strange and exacting urban theater that is Manhattan.

Alan Dowler, who works both with Cardiff University and with the E-Academy, which provides IT training for people changing careers, says both businesses and staff had to adapt.

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