Sentence examples for those adapted from inspiring English sources

Such traditional, driven machines – even those adapted with GPS – are, however, already threatened with obsolescence.

Part of the problem is the ubiquity of "pre-awareness" titles, those adapted from comic books, video games, and young-adult novels.

The text-driven pieces he has done for his own troupe are very different from those adapted or created for ballet companies.

There also is a handful of xerophytic trees (i.e., those adapted to arid conditions), including the chaparro (scrub oak) and the dwarf palm, scattered on the open savanna.

There appears to have been a major division between peoples adapted to a riverine environment in the south and those adapted to the lacustrine resources of the north.

Species living in dark and wet forests tend to have dark coats, whereas those adapted to deserts and prairies are generally pale; nearly all have white feet.

All studied groups reported a more positive view of the scheme at follow-up, although this effect was more pronounced among those adapting their commuting behavior.

It's the recurring story of survival: those adapting when confronted with change win out over those merely reacting.

It represents a structural lag in that those species that survived were those that adapted to the environmental permutation that they confronted.

Those who adapted are doing well.

Mr. Persie said the casinos provided plenty of openings for those who adapted and got creative.