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adapt

[uh-dapt] / əˈdæpt /


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The blip points to continuing uncertainty within Europe’s industrial engine as Germany seeks to adapt its export-led economy to tighter competition and a more volatile global trading environment.

From The Wall Street Journal

And even slow-moving Europe is having to adapt.

From BBC

“It’s not sustainable for us to tolerate that kind of increase without some sort of concession from our customers,” said Erickson, whose company adapts and maintains parking garages, stadiums and other structures.

From The Wall Street Journal

Edwards' players will have to adapt to a very different challenge on Wednesday, when they trade the Blundell Park mud for hosting Premier League leaders Arsenal.

From BBC

These brain regions are often linked to cognitive control, which refers to the ability to evaluate mistakes, shift strategies, and adapt to new information.

From Science Daily