Sentence examples for won't adapt from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean he won't adapt to new responsibilities and embrace the consequences.

A fellow doctor tells Faraday that the Ayreses' problem is that "they can't, or won't, adapt.

"You don't get to be No. 1 because you rest on your laurels or won't adapt to changing times," Mr. Horn said.

If New York or London won't adapt, then the financial markets and legal jurisdictions of Sao Paulo, Hong Kong and Shanghai will.

Or is the whole Cablegate episode just a blip in the long institutional march toward even greater secrecy — perhaps an instanceof governments and corporations not taking their network security seriously but hardly a guarantee that they won't adapt in due time?

If your company is stuck in a top-down culture and won't adapt to a more horizontal approach, it's time to break the rules.

In the end, if it's added to the rule book, the game will go on; players — and umpires — who don't adapt won't.

People become used to foods and drinks tasting a certain way, and they won't or can't adapt to a new flavor.

Businesses that don't adapt to today's higher ethical standards won't survive," said Patrick Quinlan, co-founder and CEO of Convercent, in today's announcement.

"They can't adapt.

We don't adapt movies".