Sentence examples for whether to adapt from inspiring English sources

Adaptation at farm-level involves two stages: perceiving the change in climate, and deciding whether to adapt or not, or which adaptation strategy to choose (Maddison 2007).

Lead author Mathew Guest, at Durham University, says: "With the vast majority of Christian students affirming a moderate expression of values in keeping with wider British culture, the Church faces a difficult decision about whether to adapt to changing times or risk permanently alienating an entire generation".

David Mathieson, a Burma expert at Human Rights Watch, told Agence France-Presse: "The NLD has got to decide whether to adapt to the deeply unfair situation and try to contest in some way or take the moral high ground and continue to be excluded".

The "explicit" method decides in a binary manner whether to adapt or not, based on a novel estimate of target and interference energies.

Daily four-dimensional imaging with CT, typically kilovoltage cone beam CT, enables the calculation of dose on the most current representation of patient anatomy and aides in the decision of whether to adapt the treatment plan to both changes in tumor morphology and trajectory.

Health systems rely on evidence on the added value of functioning information to decide whether to adapt their casemix systems.

Then they can decide whether to adopt, adapt, or discard what they've been told".

IM Adapt guides researchers and practitioners in selecting an EBI, making decisions about whether and what to adapt, and executing the adaptation while guarding the EBI's essential elements (those responsible for effectiveness).

"But in Spain there is space for debate about whether we need to adapt our judicial legislation and culture to confront international Islamist terrorism".

I don't know enough about university economics courses to say whether they need to adapt, but I was struck by a manifesto published a couple of years ago by economics students at Manchester University.

So when I got asked whether I wanted to adapt one of the bestselling children's books in the world (after Harry Potter, of course), Goosebumps, and make it into an immersive show for children, naturally I said yes.