Sentence examples for start to adapt from inspiring English sources

Instead, they must start to adapt to the new world.

"But what I find brilliant is that when child-centred psychology becomes the norm, you see the films quickly start to adapt.

Over the course of the crisis the second two factors are bound to change as the virus moves to different places and as people start to adapt.

The first two games of pre-season in France were difficult for me, but after a while you start to adapt to the style of football.

"How many times are we going to return to the state of Egyptians killing Egyptians?" He added: "Hopefully, when you have a genuine democratic machine, people will start to adapt culturally.

At TWG Tea, we have one spirit of design and service; as we keep on opening new boutiques, I don't want to start diluting the brand by not being very strict and delegating too much, letting each country start to adapt and modify to what they think they need.

Still, there are sure, if subtle, signs that Cherry Grove has started to adapt to the shift in demographics.

And in discussions about state meddling, Internet users have started to adapt their vocabulary to Xi's.

But once he started to adapt, and especially after his first work, he eased back into his normal self.

That is because the technology is starting to adapt to the people who use it rather than forcing them to adapt to it.

We are starting to find our feet and players are starting to adapt and work really well so I don't need to disrupt them".