Sentence examples for that does not adapt from inspiring English sources

"Disability is a relationship between an impairment that someone has, and a society that does not adapt to the needs of everybody," she said.

Yet Mr. Carville was complaining to them, in private, for weeks; another consultant wonders, "Why wouldn't they embrace him in the fold and utilize him as a point person down there?" It is a White House that does not adapt well to being knocked off its agenda.

"I have a temperament that doesn't adapt well to politics," Mr. Barbosa, 58, said in a recent interview in his quarters here in the Supreme Federal Tribunal, a modernist landmark designed by the architect Oscar Niemeyer.

Interface adaptation occurred in 76% of the patients; the 24% that did not adapt had their interface changed to improve adaptation afterwards.

He added that " health care organizations that do not adapt to the home care imperative risk becoming irrelevant".

Or it may just eventually become another Japan, stuck with businesses that do not adapt and do not discard cronyism in order to become more open and competitive.

Many of these species are complex social creatures that do not adapt well to the solitary life of a cage, sometimes substituting a bond with the nearest human for the connection they are programmed to make with other birds.

Existing protection relays primarily use fixed characteristics that do not adapt to the true system conditions.

How should society deal with cultures that do not adapt well to modernity?

A third trend is that older European VC partnerships that did not adapt or perform are running on empty now.

We then show that an annulus adapter designed specifically to adapt only those edges only slightly reduces sensitivity, demonstrating that neurons that do not adapt to the flickered edges are also involved in detecting flicker.