Meanings of adapt to change in English

You need people who are flexible and can adapt to change quickly.

You may be able to adapt to change better than they can.

If we adapt to change, we do it in several ways.

Know that you may be able to adapt to change more than they can.

AI uses machine learning so it can adapt to change.

The kids have learned early how to adapt to change.

CEO's either adapt to change, or get changed.

Therefore, it's even more crucial that Nomura and other brokerages adapt to change after the pandemic, she said.

As he had said to her, genius was the capacity to adapt to change without losing sight of your goal.

Balancing act See I'm a bit slow to catch on, so I usually need a bit of time to adapt to change.

Developing personal resilience and being able to adapt to change was really important in terms of "ageing well", according to Corner.

Manufacturing companies within the Irish electronics sector believe they must adapt to change within the industry and establish an advantage over their global counterparts.

Learn as if you were to live forever." -Mahatma Gandhi "Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change" -Stephen Hawking

If there's something that's taught us about these buildings in the last 50 or 60 years, it's they have to adapt to change.

Bader said adapting to changing consumer habits is not a new idea.

It changes and adapts to changing tides of economic and social development.