Sentence examples for very adaptable to from inspiring English sources

"Let's just say that the people who live here are very adaptable to difficult conditions".

The smugglers combine criminality and tribal loyalty and are very adaptable to changes in circumstance.

"What we are seeing is an organism with a long history, and it is very adaptable to different modes of transmission that produce different manifestations," Dr. Ortner said.

By being grounded in a directed graph representation, PathFinder is very adaptable to changing FPGA architectures as well as other problems that can be abstracted to a directed graph.

Our constructive method is very adaptable to this kind of non-smooth problem.

The framework of the app side of the Fitbit Flex also seems very adaptable to customized user goals.

I recently got to play with a little nex 5 camera and my brain also boggled here, as it brought amazing video and stills quality in a tiny package, which is very very adaptable, and to the people who can be bothered to exploit it qualities, incredibly effective.

She goes on to claim that Vinaya's technology platform has been built "in a fully modular way, making it very adaptable" — and enabling it to be repurposed "to suit many different needs".

"Bullfrogs are superfrogs, very adaptable and seemingly immune to most of the causes of amphibian decline," said Peter B. Moyle, associate director of the Center for Watershed Sciences at the University of California, Davis.

The Usdaw national officer, Val Pugh, said: "Our members at both sites have done nothing wrong and have proved themselves to be very adaptable as the home shopping market in the UK has continued to decline". Littlewoods Shop Direct plans to invest £250m over the next three years on top of the £90m invested in the past two years in systems, distribution, head office and financial services.

If you're a parent reading this, know that while kids are very adaptable, it's a good idea to find a child psychologist to talk to your children.