Sentence examples for urged to adapt from inspiring English sources

Developers will be urged to adapt their apps' interfaces to look different when running on a phone's screen while offering the same core functionality.

Even the reliable People's Daily gave a nudge to its yesterday, urging Moscow to "adapt itself to the broadening list of demands … and learn how to practice power in a healthy and rational manner".

In preparation for the changes, Eckard and other scientists are urging farmers to adapt their practices now to combat these consequences.

According to TIME magazine's Sam Gustin, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler "appears to have misjudged public opinion and fellow commissioners as a campaign is mounted to urge him to adapt his proposal on allowing broadband providers to strike special deals with Web giants for preferential treatment in the 'last mile' to consumers".

For all caregiver trials, we urge others to adapt a more general measure of care recipient well-being, such as a validated quality of life measure (appearing in 8 studies), in order to allow for better standardization and comparison of care recipients across studies and across diagnoses.

In today's on-your-own economy, workers are urged to be entrepreneurial job hoppers, constantly adapting and searching for the next opportunity.

A staunch Michelin critic, Simon has often urged the guide to adapt to the world's changing palate.

Readers are urged to explore.

Trainers were urged to upgrade themselves.

Monbiot advocates a grass-roots campaign to urge the British government to adapt the law to be able to prosecute crimes of aggression, which presumably would allow prosecuting retrospectively.

An early evangelist of "TV Everywhere," the concept that subscribers should have access to television and movies on every device, Mr. Bewkes urged cable and satellite providers to adapt.