Sentences with phrase «to adapt to»

I am an expert at assisting adults in adapting to changes in their lives and roles.

I can also easily adapt to new situations and I like meeting new people I like having fun but I also have a very soft side..

The proposals also seek ways of promoting agreement by developing nations to participate in binding measures by helping them fund ways of adapting to climate change and cutting emissions.

Scientists believe the lake could be home to cold - loving microbial life adapted to living in total darkness.

A fast pace professional who easily adapts to new environments is comfortable in both team and self - directed settings.

Just because this project is designed to be a doll blanket, that doesn't mean you can't adapt it to fit other needs.

The systems are highly versatile, able to be quickly adapted to suit any size school's needs.

Understanding how our daily biological clock works and how our body adapts to different phases of the day has huge implications for our health and wellbeing.

She quickly adapted to life on three legs, won our hearts, and was adopted as soon as she was ready!

With creativity and determination, communities can act and invest in ways that help adapt to climate change while also reducing the greenhouse gas emissions that would otherwise cause future climate change.

With technological innovation implemented in the market, books are in the transitional period by adapting itself to fit various screens across platforms.

This is a necessary step because the human body adapts to whatever stress we put it against such as exercise, eating a reduced calorie diet, etc..

Rather than regarding young brains as immature and less functional, a better perspective may be to regard them as constantly adapting to meet the key challenges they face.

It needs to be able to stand the test of time as well as adapt to your ever - changing style of trading.

Some species are so well adapted to what we do that we utilize every resource available until it is entirely gone.

As the Russian culture standards somewhat resemble the western culture, Russian ladies can easily adapt to other cultures.

However, the managed retreat strategy in this case is a fantastic example of how adapting to a changing coastline can be done, meeting both economic and environmental interests.

I also adapted it to make a pumpkin bread from some leftover pumpkin puree I had.

A body well adapted to stress can better handle and fight off infection and bacteria that come its way.

He also felt flat footed and caught off guard, and talked about the need for adapting to new technologies.

That being said, some of the items that are more adapted to city living are pricier, so these choices might not make sense if you have plenty of space.

They could also adapt to fit local conditions and materials availability while still using mostly the same components.

It also means preparing yourself for success by adapting to new ideas, new processes, and situations where you need to react quickly.

It's also incredibly efficient at adapting to whatever situation it finds itself in... for example, dieting.

At first, recruitment proved tricky, as local graduates tended to have an academic frame of mind, not adapted to working in industry.

The ability of invasive plants to rapidly adapt to local climates — and potentially to climate change — may be a key factor in how quickly they spread.

These species then adapted to survive the challenging environment.

The better models are ecological or biological, because people adapt to conditions that change.

Alongside the river, just in front of the living and dining area, is an air - conditioned lounge bar which adapts to become a comfortable cinema room in the evening.

It doesn't hurt that each level tries to be creatively different than the last in theme, forcing players to constantly adapt to different types of gameplay in rapid succession.

The longer you train, the better your muscles become at adapting to challenges of resistance training because they learn how to complete the task with minimal engagement and energy expenditure.

Because you're burning fat, you're fully adapted to using ketones to burn fat.

The theme is adaptation, but they are only adapting to warming.

This species is a major health problem because it is highly adapted to human environments.

The innovative design is perfectly adapted to suit its load and gives users huge material savings with the best possible stability.

Couples should maintain intimacy even when sex is not a priority or a possibility, and maintain emotional, spiritual and conversational intimacy while adapting to new circumstances.

This breed adapts to many different environments and lifestyles, if not all.

Page layout and margins automatically adapt to work well at even the largest font sizes.

In all three settings, the system adapts to whatever driving style you're exhibiting at the moment.

As our working habits adapt to modern times and we are able to connect with the office more through technology at home, apparently we are always switched on mentally and available.

It is important to offer variety so that babies do not become used to a particular taste or texture and can easily adapt to eating a wide range of foods.

The shift schedule adapts to individual driving style, driving situation and road conditions.

If they just have exclusive milk until 12 months of age, they may have a difficult time adapting to new textures and than the struggle begins.