Because, quite literally, if agriculture doesn't adapt to climate change, neither will we.

Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.

As the culture struggled to adapt to the influx of foreign ideas and influence, actors strove to increase the reputation of kabuki among the upper classes and to adapt the traditional styles to modern tastes.

That's when you throw out all the ballast, all the certainties, in order to adapt to the new situation.

Tom will adapt quickly.

You have to adapt to circumstances.

So you have to adapt.

He could not adapt his way of life to the company.

While one group acted politically to change laws that enable the acquisition of resources and also convince the Governor Magalhães Pinto fund the construction, AEMG trying to adapt to the fragile financial situation.

It had to add to the frontal part, so that you would have instincts, because they had to cope on land.

The Gestapo compiled lists of homosexuals, who were compelled to sexually conform to the German norm.

As the situation differed from country to country , the NCBs were to adapt available national data sources .

The groundwork is there knowledge, ingenuity, willingness to learn and adapt, coupled with the rapid expansion of digital technology.

The success of ancient Egyptian civilization came partly from its ability to adapt to the conditions of the Nile River valley for agriculture.

You will soon adapt yourself to this new life.

Intelligence is the ability to adjust to changes.

adapt the system provided for in point ( a ) , as appropriate .

This situation continued until the preceding centuries, until the municipality's extinction.

They move to Harlem in uptown New York City, where Ororo is born.

Throughout history, whenever a new communication technology was introduced into society, the Cherokee people have ensured that their written language could adapt.

In particular , power should be conferred on the Commission to adjust the coverage level .

You've got to just respond to the situation.

This gave FRELIMO further weight to wield in the United Nations.

So you have to adapt.

Man No, they just had to conform to the movement of the bridge.

Man has a great capacity to adapt to environmental changes.

It is often hard to adapt when confronted with an imponderable event.

By the end of 2010, the industry will have to adapt.

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Forced to adapt to the new circumstances (whatever misgivings he had about them in private), Prokofiev wrote a series of mass songs (Opp.

That's why we must adapt.

Of course, his supporters argue that he had to adapt to two ongoing wars and the worst recession since the 1930 s.

But to me, adapt all the time means something deeper, too.

Novelty is adaptive when things are changing and you need to adapt yourself.

Are all the resources and personnel involved in education ready to adapt?

So Chinese advice will only be limited to telling the junta not to exacerbate the situation by spilling blood.

Addressing the situation, Panair formed an operational pool with Aerolíneas Argentinas, Alitalia, and Lufthansa.

It gets worse.

Banks are also adapting, but much more slowly and hesitantly.

The textile industry will adapt to a market of free competition in the coming years.

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Each Member State may compile the data in the manner most appropriate to its own situation .

And I started to really adapt my body.

Maybe their greater ability to cooperate and adapt?

Even if this process were to be maintained , the present committee structure would still need to be adapted to new developments , with , for instance , the scope of the Insurance Committee extended to occupational pensions