Sentence examples for urgently adapt from inspiring English sources

The economy may not have been their initial playing field, but both have no choice but to urgently adapt.

Steve Mona, chief executive of the World Golf Foundation, said clubs have to urgently adapt to the demands of younger people to ensure the sport has a future, as decisions by the world's two biggest sports brands – Nike and Adidas – to pull out of golf equipment raised fears about the sport's long-term future.

Thus, we must urgently adapt our operations and resources through the use of case management, a single entry point, a unique assessment tool, and an individualized service plan to promote better coordination between services.

Despite the fact that these patients might have had, at least partly, an altered vascular barrier, one important question increasingly arose: is our historical belief in a superior volume effect of colloids in comparison to crystalloids just a physiological myth that should urgently be adapted to clinical reality?

She went on to explain that the study looked at trends around the region reported by United Nations officers and local community works who said their HIV strategy urgently needed to adapt to the vastly enlarged use of mobile dating apps.

There is no doubt that food systems urgently need to adapt to changing weather patterns, and that certain parts of the food sector are major contributors to climate change.

It provided violent and tangible evidence, if ever it were needed, that extreme weather is here, sea levels are on the rise and that cities must adapt more urgently than ever before.

Watson's defence of universities' ability to evolve comes amid warnings that established UK institutions will go bust within a decade unless they adapt radically and urgently to the pressures of globalisation and new technology.

They did not have enough food, and urgently needed someone to advise them how to adapt with different crops or technology to a changing climate.

Measures to adapt agriculture to increasing climate variability are urgently sought.

Graziers urgently need unambiguous advice and practical assistance to help them adapt their practices to maintain scattered trees in the long term.