Sentence examples for to adapt was from inspiring English sources

When you were brought on to adapt, was Alexander already attached?

The need to adapt was a continuing theme for those jockeys who are normally based in Ireland, where whip use is regulated in a considerably more relaxed manner.

And behind that failure to adapt was a deeply psychological problem: the British simply couldn't wrap their heads around the fact that they might have to adapt.

The most daring and quick to adapt was poetry, clearly because it was aimed at a smaller, more sophisticated and receptive audience.

The role of open resources in enabling universities to adapt was the message of Steve Carson from M.I.T. Traditionally, universities performed three functions, he said: "providing content to students, learning activities, and assessment and certification".

The main reason that supports the decision to adapt was that the German and Swiss commercial dual VET systems exhibit extensive systematic overlap (Bundesamt für Berufsbildung und Technologie (BBT) 2011a, p. 5).

This capacity to adapt is called "machine learning".

But refusing to adapt is also fraught with risks.

And the reason we will have to adapt is simple: we are addicted to prosperity.

His ability to adapt is impressive but it doesn't seem to bring friendship.

Their self-discipline and their ability to adapt are key factors driving Chinese competitiveness".