Sentence examples for taking steps to adapt from inspiring English sources

The previous assessment warned that few states and cities were taking steps to adapt to the impacts of climate change.

While this discussion has been framed as an emerging future issue, firms are already taking steps to adapt to emerging challenges in anticipation of future disaster risk.

In an interview with Yale Environment 360, the Wesleyan University economist talked about why the world needs to start taking steps to adapt to climate change and why strong action must be taken despite uncertainty about the extent of the warming and its ultimate effects.

EMC is taking steps to adapt to the new collaborative market.

The bigger story here, in my opinion, is that things are shifting on Main Street, and smart brands are taking steps to adapt.

But as he faces a new generation of Iranian Americans -- their Farsi shaky and their connection to Iran tenuous -- he's taking steps to adapt.

Therefore, the Dutch Court of Audit concluded in its report on the national policy on climate change adaptation that "successive governments in recent years have taken steps to adapt to the changing climate, but the current policy is fragmented and does not cover all areas that are vulnerable to climate change.

The best we can do is take steps to adapt and prepare for the worst.

Since the EU referendum on 23 June, more than half a dozen commercial property fundshave taken steps to adapt to the changing economic backdrop.

In the meantime, Mr. Pershing said, cities, states and the federal government must take steps to adapt and improve their resiliency in the face of more wicked weather.

Braunwald recognized emerging trends in health care delivery and took steps to adapt to local, regional, and national changes.