Sentence examples for to be adaptable enough from inspiring English sources

Mancini might feel that at this level, and certainly in the Champions League, players ought to be adaptable enough to cope with a change of style.

The company certainly sees immersive technology like AR and VR, as well as voice as something they need to start thinking about as a future bet — and their base platform had to be adaptable enough to support that.

We have to be nimble enough to jump to the next boat, and our artwork has to be adaptable enough to do that gracefully".

You also have to be pretty strategic, so that you can take in new information quickly and be adaptable enough to act on it.

No other nation would be adaptable enough to recover from its own innocence and muddle its way to success, as I suspect we are about to do.

In the case of work ethic questions during job interviews, interviewers are often looking to hire someone who possesses a positive attitude, knows how to be a team player, takes initiative, is adaptable enough to take on a multitude of tasks, is good with time management, and is dedicated to continually learning.

YeastMine is a fast and flexible data retrieval tool that provides custom search and download capabilities of existing data within SGD, and is adaptable enough to be able to add future data types.

Lacking much in the way of objectives from national government, local authorities will now need to come up with a vision for their area which is adaptable enough to achieve buy-in from all types of people for at least a generation but which offers enough direction for communities to believe in.

It's adaptable enough to allow the milk and butter to be replaced with soya or other alternatives, or agave syrup in place of honey.

Bell is adaptable enough to play quite a few of those roles and we have enough cover now with Moeen Ali, Michael Lumb, Luke Wright and Joe Root, while Ben Stokes has batted three.

It will tell us whether this is a hard enough horse to back up a course-record-breaking performance with another peak effort; whether he is as capable of conquering an entirely different and more talented clutch of older horses in Byword, Twice Over and Rip van Winkle; whether he is adaptable enough to excel at a course where he inexplicably finished tailed-off last year.