Sentence examples for taught to adapt from inspiring English sources

I'm taught to adapt and exploit every situation in the ring".

It is perhaps concerning to some that teenage footballers in this day and age must be taught to adapt to the limelight as early as possible.

Moving every year or so had taught her to adapt fast.

Shawshank taught me to adapt but not to give in, to keep the best, most ferocious parts of me intact even as I found my own kinds of camouflage.

A closer look at the exact content of the items in the scale 'Acceptance' (which encompasses items such as 'explain to others what you can and cannot see') may explain the effect of the intervention measured by the 'Acceptance' scale; patients receiving 'information or advice and education' may be taught how to adapt to the vision loss in specific situations.

Be aware that as you glorify God "people will be surprised that you do not run with them into the same confusion and rioting, so they speak evil of you!"(1 Peter 4 4) As an adult you may become self impressed, like you have finished growing, not allowing God or His followers to teach you to adapt to new things, i.e.: learn to use technology for God's plan.

No doubt he really thought it was his duty, in my father's place, to teach me to adapt.

"The ability to teach Alexa to adapt her speaking style based on the context of the customer's request opens the possibility to deliver new and delightful experiences that were previously unthinkable," said Andrew Breen, senior manager with the TTS Research team at Amazon, in a statement.

This was done to create a sense of community, to teach students to adapt when there are distractions and to stay focused.

Individuals with limited speech and multiple impairments may be taught to use individual signs or adapted signs from a sign language.

Therapists taught me strategies to adapt to these new deficits and work around them.