Sentence examples for wisdom to adapt from inspiring English sources
The wisdom to adapt is the wisdom to have two languages: the one spoken to others, and the one spoken to oneself.
We need wisdom to adapt to changes in this new era, called the Anthropocene.
Change, and the wisdom to adapt to its inevitability, is one of the enduring hallmarks of Chinese identity.
Apparently, social innovation requires expertise in the system at hand but the social innovator must be able to transcend existing wisdom to push a system to adapt new models (Mumford and Moertl 2003).
"Intel in its wisdom has been encouraging companies to adapt their software for hyperthreading, and the software interface for hyperthreading is almost identical to that for multi-core chips".
Watching "Jimmy's End," though, you can see the wisdom of those benighted filmmakers who have chosen to adapt Mr. Moore's more mainstream works: he's really best at putting intelligent dialogue into the mouths of superheroes.
Until recently, common wisdom held that older employees resisted change, were slow to adapt to technology, were less productive than younger associates and resented taking direction from bosses younger than their children.
The capability to adapt, and thus the survival of buildings, depends on this wisdom, on what we may call antifragile design proper.
