Sentences with phrase «to adapt to the times»

If this is not a convenient time, perhaps the kids are in after - care or elsewhere, this short ritual can be adapted to any time of day.

That way we can achieve a consistency as complete as before but in a manner more adapted to our times when all decisions are published and accessible.

Some of the time students don't adapt to time and subsequently they are not happy with research paper composing.

This system fits my style, and I can adapt it to any time frame.

It took about two weeks for my body and brain to adapt to the timing of food.

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, however, the Marshall Institute has adapted to the times by devoting much of its firepower to the war against environmentalism, and in particular against the «scaremongers» who raise warnings about global warming.

It has meant learning about rice pudding instead of rice cakes, adapting to the time orientation of worship services, and occasionally bringing potstickers as our contribution to the potluck.

But the evangelists apparently adapted them to their times.

In fact our present Pope, whose pontificate hasbeen wholly focussed on the new millennium, has expressed his approval and encouragement to «all who in any way continue to foster, study and promote devotion to the Heart of Christ in the Church with language and forms adapted to our times».

It's the first step in a long journey for the product that New York Magazine dubbed «the perfect toy» for its continued universal appeal and ability to adapt to the times with new, fresh offerings.

Accompanying these emotions are the physical and mental challenges of adapting to the time change.

This DIY treat jar is quick to make, uses things you probably already have around the house (except maybe the knob), and could be easily adapted to any time of the -LSB-...] Read more...

Holmes, like all enduring characters, must adapt to the times even while maintaining his core essence.

Throughout his career, Ebert continuously embraced technology and adapted to the times better than anyone else in the field.

Very few corporations have an interest in a system set to self - destruct, so as the urge to rethink our basic economic assumptions becomes louder, those who will continue to prosper will be those who adapt to the times.

stars Joel McHale (center) in a comedy about a renowned adventure reporter for an outdoor magazine who must adapt to the times when the magazine's founder (Stephen Fry, second from left) assigns him to become the desk - bound boss to a group of millennials (Christine Ko, second from right; Shaun Brown, far right; and Christopher Mintz - Plasse, far left) in the digital department of the publication.

Show that you have adapted to the times by including a web - based email (i.e., replace AOL with Gmail), and include the link to your LinkedIn profile.

In this position we can rightly see a continuation, adapted to the times, of the model of Pope Gelasius described earlier.

True, we must adapt ourselves to the contemporary situation, and this has often been omitted by a traditionalist obstinacy and a pusillanimous desire for self - preservation; but if we adapt ourselves to our time this must only be for the purpose of converting our fellow men from their idols so that they may serve the true and living God and await the return of Jesus, his Son, whom he has raised from the dead and who will save us from the wrath to come (I Thess 1:9 f.).

It evolves and some die off and others slowly change form into another to adapt to the times.

[1] A survey of the devotion - and in particular one form «adapted to our times» should show why the Pope is justified in assuring that the devotion to the Sacred Heart continues into the Church of tomorrow.

Just as GreenStar grew into what it is today by changing along with the needs of its members, Romano says the co-op continues to adapt to the times.

MG: When I look back and evaluate myself and the team and the culture, just like I do every game, the one thing I've done that is smart in my opinion is, I delegate, and I adapt to the times.

It was also different times, and Arsene has failed to adapt to the times.

«Explaining complex brain science in a clear - cut manner, Steinberg offers parents and educators practical advice, as well as innovative ideas about how society can better support its youth and adapt to the times... This is a convincing and eloquent call for change.»

In short, the new Chief Whip has a track record of adapting to the times, and will surely strive to do so in his new role - unless, that is, he has been instructed otherwise by Number Ten.

Tighe, for one, said she thinks the firm will need to adapt to the times and the market.

«It's definitely important for a political party to adapt to the times,» Mr. Mills said.

I love that the Old Navy's clothing has transitioned over the years, adapting to the times and current trends.

THE GREAT INDOORS (multi-camera) Picked up to series STUDIO: CBS TV Studios TEAM: Mike Gibbons (w, ep), Chris Harris (ep, sr), Andy Ackerman (d, ep) LOGLINE: An adventure reporter must adapt to the times when he becomes the boss to a group of millennials in the digital department of the magazine.

We have to, because what's important in schools changes, and if you want to measure what kids are learning, you have to adapt to the times.

As learning continues to change and adapt to the times, educator roles will need to adapt to expanded learning environments in which students learn in new ways.

The Internet is here to stay and, like almost every other business, auctions have to adapt to the times.

All of these cars place an ability to adapt to time, place, circumstance and driver mood at the very heart of their proposition.

I'm about to make a huge generalization here, but mystery is just backwards and very, very slow to adapt to the times.

Burlington has always managed to adapt to the times, which hopefully helps residents roll with the punches in their daily lives as well.

Adapting to the times is a vital process for the short and long term survival of the sport as a national spectacle.

Microsoft's ability to adapt to the times and create a platform that was ever changing to meet consumers desires and interests played a huge part in keeping the 360 relevant for so long.

«The act of fighting the boss should be a process of mastery,» says Foster, «where you're constantly learning their patterns, adapting to timings, and generally becoming better at the game and the fight as it goes on.»

And that's what art is to me... To be a successful artist today, we have to adapt to the times.

Yet it's a concept that is constantly shifting and adapting itself to the times.

Do you think law firms using the traditional lockstep method need to adapt to the times or is it a method that still works?

These regulatory bodies are facing increasing pressure to adapt to the times and allow some mechanism by which legal tech providers can coexist with the traditional law firm model.

The argument could be made that this is the case and that some law professors are simply out of touch since they refuse to adapt to the times, but the counterargument could be that they need not address particular technologies, but simply legal principles.

Because of changing consumer needs, insurance products have adapted to the times and are now available for all kinds of risks — life insurance, home insurance, automobile insurance, business insurance, and more.

The importance of adapting to the times is something Varsity Driving Academy takes very seriously.

The importance of adapting to the times is why Varsity Driving Academy offers our driving school online.Driving lessons are something we should all do, and by learning online, it's even easier.

While Bitcoin is still in its infancy, developers need to be transparent in being able to adapt to the times and meet demands.