Sentences with phrase «to adapt to change»

This means that, in adapting to changes in environment or diet, teeth in the front of the mouth can evolve independently of teeth in the back, or vice versa.

That's why it's good to see projects that are looking beyond mitigation — taking bold and ambitious steps now to aid communities in adapting to our changing climate.

Natural ecosystems also can, in many cases, keep pace with sea level rise, while built infrastructure does not adapt to changing conditions.

Our active approach has a good track record of adapting to changing markets.

Known as a skilled team member who quickly adapts to changing circumstances, thrives on challenges, and excels in intense environments.

The 87 - year - old company is working to adapt to the changing needs of the food industry and consumers while maintaining the taste its products have long been known for.

During our travels, we had both experienced frustration about the rigidity of furniture, which didn't adapt to changes in our lifestyle.

At the same time, their history shows they're able to adapt to changing times in order to find success.

However, the process can also be slow, preventing users from quickly adapting to changing conditions.

A virtual model can more easily adapt to the changing legal landscape to better meet consumer needs.

They have failed to adapt to changing demands in the marketplace.

Education systems face the huge challenge of adapting to a changing landscape in which the rapid pace of knowledge generation and technological change demand that students acquire more and new skills.

Therefore, you must be able to show potential employers that you can quickly adapt to changing situations, student populations, and subject areas.

Content creators are the writers and authors who adapt to a changing publishing industry, embrace the new model of being an independent content creator offering books and products for their tribe.

But is is clear he believes that it will be seen as increasingly irrelevant as time moves on and the world adapts to changing economic conditions.

In this day and age when libraries are fighting for finances to stay alive — and they are adapting to the changing technologies and demands of their patrons — they aren't holding back.

You'll constantly adapt to changing circumstances, finding new and interesting ways to complete objectives, and uncovering hidden side objectives.

A savvy investor will have a number of techniques for adapting to the changing market in order to find ways to both make a profit and protect existing investments.

Because of that, those wanting to start a health - tech company need to be willing to learn and adapt to the changing industry.

Scientists have only been examining this problem for a decade, and they need more information to help coastal communities adapt to changing seas.

The accomplishments are a testament to successfully adapting to change.

Companies also need to provide the mobile devices employees need to carry out their work in order to adapt to the changing trend.

For these retailers, a much better course would be to further refine their established retail brand to adapt to the changing marketplace.

This shows that a healthy body is able to adapt to change with changes in dietary methods.

Other scientists have found that dolphins and whales are really good at adapting to changes in their environment.

We've built our own businesses and communities, quickly adapted to changing business environments and the rise of tech, and survived the worst financial crisis in modern history.

In most older drivers, the iris becomes less flexible, so that their eyes become slower to adapt to changing light conditions.

However, you also need to be able to adapt to changing requirements by learning new skills and programs.

Established industry players are largely ill - equipped to rapidly adapt to changing environments, though they are all too often delusional in believing that they can.

As regards agriculture, farmers have always adapted to change whether market demand, technological opportunity or changes in climate.

There will be «winners» and «losers» as species adapt to a changing climate.

The speed with which law firms adapt to the changes wrought by technology may very well determine whether AI poses new challenges for their organizations, or offers new opportunities.

We have the right incentives to learn and to adapt to our changing environmental conditions.

They have had trouble adapting to changing consumer preferences, but I think they will adapt over time.

They showed how it had adapted to changing social conditions in the past.

Services to people with developmental disabilities continually adapt to changing needs.

Their findings are meant to help people in positions of power — politicians, humanitarian workers, water managers, hospital administrators — make decisions about adapting to a changing world.

In fact, driving lessons heavily rely on the type of transmissions you have access to and how flexible you can adapt to the changing road conditions.

I am able to maintain a positive attitude and strong work ethic while adapting to changing priorities.

The idea of evolution is to adapt to changing client needs, particularly adopting enabling technologies.

The near - term is thus an era where short - term risk reduction comes from adapting to the changes already underway.