Sentence examples for would have adapted from inspiring English sources

The shadow economy would have adapted, as always.

But the survivors would have adapted and moved to dry land.

The movie, which has been in the works since 2007, would have adapted the first 10 issues of the series.

And I'm convinced that my father would have adapted, had he lived to the time when apartheid was fully abolished.

As a result, the optimal day and night survival strategies are different – and animals would have adapted to synchronise their survival strategy to the 24-hour cycle.

"In his generation he was one of the superstars and I suspect if he played in other eras, like many of the good ones, he would have adapted to what was required," Hay says.

Busby would probably have adapted with a measure of distaste.

How would Timothy McVeigh have adapted if he lacked vehicle access to his preferred target?

I have even overcome my Germanic directness, have tripled my use of auxiliary verbs such as "may", "would" and "could" and have adapted to standards of British politeness.

Myeloid cells would therefore appear to have adapted to facilitate their persistence at sites of inflammation, where other cell types have a reduced lifespan.

So his would-be ideological partners have adapted, tightly controlling their message and those who represent it.