Sentence examples for work adapted to from inspiring English sources

In Coventry, the night ends with a revival of Set And Reset, a classic Trisha Brown work, adapted to CandoCo's special skills.

Prison reform, temperance, peace, women's rights, and home-mission welfare work also engaged her attention, and, by her emphasis on the last, an early form of social agency work adapted to the rapidly growing cities, she was of considerable influence in reshaping the Quaker social outlook and work to the new realities of an urban-industrial age.

Each respective work adapted to virtual reality in a very unusual way".

They are advised to understand the women's precarious situation for which they cannot be blamed and to offer them fulfilling work adapted to their capabilities, so they can increase their self-efficacy and gain positive experiences and confidence during RTW.

Students face huge challenges moving abroad – obtaining work, adapting to different teaching styles and learning the language – and some find the experience overwhelming.

It was hard work adapting to the lifestyle shift, as he was trying not to stick out as an outsider, said Kumar.. Today, he owns RKSV Securities, a retail brokerage firm with 60 employees and around 15,000 customers across India.

That specialized breed calling themselves business design consultants think service companies represent the next wave of their work, adapting to service industries the principles that product makers have used to differentiate themselves in the fight for retail shelf space.

I created my own pattern of work, adapting to what existed, working with my colleagues to develop what we needed.

Hachette was founded in 1826 by Louis Christophe Francois Hachette, a great-great grandfather of the Marquis, "for the issue of works adapted to improve the system of school instruction, or to promote the general culture of the community".

To this end, prior work is adapted to a trajectory based setting.

Popular Science Fiction writer John Scalzi has two of his works being adapted to television: Redshirts and Old Man's War.