Sentence examples for which have adapted from inspiring English sources

"I like the idea of ancient things which have adapted".

In fact, 80percentt of sales in the $614 million market were made by brick-and-mortar stores, which have adapted to the new technology and are selling both in the stores and online.

And it would needlessly damage our economy by bringing back currency risk for trade with countries such as Austria and the Netherlands, which have adapted perfectly well to the euro.

But Sport England says the FA needs to follow the lead of other sports such as cricket, which have adapted the traditional form of the game to try to reach out to more people.

This presentation will describe the DIII-D collaborations with various tokamak experiments throughout the world which have adapted custom versions of the DIII-D plasma control system (PCS) software for their own use.

The island's vegetation consists exclusively of mosses and lichens which have adapted to the extreme Antarctic climate.

Alas, Sensurround, the Atlanta company, which has adapted the book, appears to have little interest in carny showmanship.

In the shadow of their former stronghold, four Passionists continue their work, which has adapted to the times.

For example, the furiol, a plant which has adapted to an environment created by intolerable children who kick things.

Spread by a mosquito that prefers warmer, more humid weather, and which has adapted to urban environments, dengue is now a major global health threat.

One such plant that has been studied in detail is Salicornia, a well-known halophyte, which has adapted to grow in the presence of high salt.