Sentence examples for urgency to adapt from inspiring English sources
Compared with the 1930s, America's workers are more specialised, which makes it harder to shift occupation; they are also more cushioned with social protection, which reduces the urgency to adapt.
The imminent creep of coastal climate change, and the urgency of coastal communities to be better prepared to adapt to the changing coastal environment, require further effort in the strategic analysis of adaptation strategies.
Khrushchev was a thoroughgoing political pragmatist who had learned his Marxism by rote, but he never hesitated to adapt his beliefs to the political urgencies of the moment.
As well as emphasising the urgency for action, we also need to work on building up the resilience of local communities to adapt.
They are concentrating on material of national interest, such as elections, news sites and citizen journalism or innovative uses of the web.The daily death of countless websites has brought a new sense of urgency and forced libraries to adapt culturally as well.
Bloomfield struggled to adapt.
