Sentence examples for way adapted to from inspiring English sources

"Instead of strangling home education and viewing home-educating parents as suspect and in need of state control, the UK could celebrate that we provide a cost-effective way for children to become educated in a way adapted to a world in need of free-thinkers and workers who can think outside the box," said Tracy.

According to a famous 2007 blogpost by Marc Andreessen a platform is "a system that can be programmed and therefore customised by outside developers – users – and in that way, adapted to countless needs and niches that the platform's original developers could not have possibly contemplated, much less had time to accommodate".

For example, a layperson who believes undogmatically a doctrine that is in fact heresy, until it has been shown to be heresy in a way adapted to that person's understanding, may maintain it "a thousand times", even in the face of contradiction by bishop or Pope, without being a heretic (1 Dialogus 4.23).

Child assent refers to affirmative agreement of a minor who is to take part in the informed consent procedure in a way adapted to his or her capabilities, while their legal representative has the formal role of consenting [ 4].

So, I was wondering, if you think that that will have to change in the future, or if the market will change or in some way adapt to allow those to continue to operate as they do now?

"They can be manipulated many different ways, adapted to many recipes and eaten hot or cold at a valued price.

She was a chameleon in many ways – she adapted to the environment she was in.

A blind woman was telling the elementary school students about the ways she adapted to everyday life.

And Hershel is struggling to find a way to adapt to the real world.

But Radio Wimbledon has found a way to adapt to the times.

Is there any way to adapt to threats from volcanic eruptions?