Sentence examples for was adaptable to from inspiring English sources

There were doubts, however, publicly expressed by Redknapp, as to whether Suarez was adaptable to Premier League football.

Audi said the powertrain, though still under development, was adaptable to a wide range of vehicles, including city cars and S.U.V.'s.

Like panegyrics and lampoons, the elegy was adaptable to the expectations of the ever-expanding Muslim community and itself became a further means of public affirmation mourning the dead, to be sure, but also finding solace in the strength of Islam and its rulers.

"I spent over a year building the first product, and the lion's share of that time was spent making sort of a genetic platform… that was adaptable to multiple use-cases," says Abbott.

By analyzing the instantaneous energy of single-hole blasting signal, it was found that the instantaneous energy method was adaptable to millisecond blasting with delay time longer than half of the energy peak period.

While designing the device, care was taken so that it was adaptable to different operating modes, fulfilling high versatility and extending to more processes than producing oxygen-enriched air.

As Jensen says, it has to be adaptable to reflect any changes on the ground.

Certainly they're adaptable to a casual, if work-intensive, Saturday night home meal.

A person who becomes Clear is "adaptable to and able to change his environment," Hubbard writes.

This Week's Question Do you think you're adaptable to change?

One French missile is adaptable to either radar or infrared guidance.