Sentence examples for yet to adapt from inspiring English sources

They had yet to adapt to wealth.

Is this just a sign that traditional structures have yet to adapt to the 21st century?

But overall, unions have yet to adapt to an increasingly diverse workforce.

"Galleries have yet to adapt to today's culture," Mr. Figgis said.

In his speech in London, Mr. Paulson emphasized that the financial markets have yet to adapt to the changing climate.

Juve's defensive record this season is excellent and they will be confident of shutting out a Dortmund side yet to adapt to Robert Lewandowski's departure.

But as we all know, much of our defence establishment has yet to fully adapt to the post-cold war world, with doctrine and weapons better suited to fight the Soviets on the plains of Europe than insurgents in the rugged terrain of Afghanistan.

Rep. Scott Peters (D-San Diego), an environmental attorney, said the region has yet to fully adapt to the reality of global warming with its high temperatures, erratic winds and drought — all the things that can fuel brush fires.

This statistic is not only symptomatic of the challenges female pioneers in the rabbinate and Jewish professional world faced; it also suggests that the Jewish community -- like so many others -- has yet to fully adapt to the presence of female clergy and lay leaders.

They can never be firm enough to constrain politicians and yet sufficiently flexible to adapt to changing circumstances.

Yet another may to adapt a relationships orientation toward stakeholders, focusing on long-term quality connections rather than trying to manipulate reputation for short-term results (Sung & Yang, 2016).