You just have to adapt.

You just have to adapt.

So you have to adapt.

How can we adapt to such a world?

He found it very difficult to adjust himself to life in the new school.

Or should we just adapt to a warmer world?

All others had to adapt to the policy dictated by the US.

Dan tanpa sumber daya untuk beradaptasi, mereka akan terus menderita.

Greece s much lauded shipowners, for example, were too slow to adapt to containerization, and thus lost their market share.

So you want to make the users adapt to what the machine can or cannot do at that moment?

We must also adapt to those climate impacts that are already wreaking havoc on communities, particularly in the least developed countries.

It was hard for her to adapt to the rural infrastructure during field visits and she commented Being in the country at the villages is so much different than the city.

I know how learning to adapt gives you greater reverence for death than for life.

But, with their survival at stake, authoritarian regimes are good at spotting threats in the neighborhood and adapting to meet them.

Acknowledging that the world has changed since the MDGs were formulated, the OECD has focused on eleven elements to help adapt to the new realities.

Among the few certainties in crafting economic policy is the need to adapt to external change. Our challenge is like that of Industrial Revolution era moths, which adapted to their new soot laden environment by becoming darker (and thus better able to hide from predators).

Among the few certainties in crafting economic policy is the need to adapt to external change.

Maka dari itu, penting bagi dunia untuk berinvestasi pada upaya upaya untuk membantu masyarakat yang paling miskin untuk beradaptasi.

There are accounts that interior spaces changed almost with every birth, death and marriage in order to adjust to the changing family structures.

Poor countries do not and will not accept a system of climate control that condemns them to continued poverty. Third, we must help countries adapt to the climate change that is already occurring and that will intensify in the future.

Similarly, will governments and institutions be able to adapt fast enough to harness change, or will they be overwhelmed by it?

Third, we must help countries adapt to the climate change that is already occurring and that will intensify in the future.

People, who said to gay teens that all is OK with them and tried to help them with problems at school and with parents, became criminals.

While the older institutions have attempted to adapt, their governance remains out of sync with today s economic and political realities.

Each member country has had to adapt in its own way, knowing that it could not bend the rules of the game in its own favor.

Voice ... To the grass, and it's very important that you adapt and you, you have to be flexible, you have to be willing to change direction at a split second, and she does all that. She's won this title.

All of this suggests that sovereignty must be redefined if states are to cope with globalization. At its core, globalization entails the increasing volume, velocity, and importance of flows within and across borders of people, ideas, greenhouse gases, goods, dollars, drugs, viruses, emails, weapons, and a good deal else, challenging one of sovereignty s fundamental principles the ability to control what crosses borders in either direction.

All of this suggests that sovereignty must be redefined if states are to cope with globalization.

Global warming will mainly harm developing countries, because they are poorer and therefore less able to handle climate changes.

Plant diversity sustains us now, and in the future it will enable us to adapt, innovate, and ultimately survive.

They might, and they should, even if global financial markets take time to adjust to a slightly smaller role for the dollar.

The great virtue of capitalism is that it adapts to ruinous conditions and even finds ways of turning them to advantage.

As it is often said, no matter how much the Warao people have culturally adapted to western ways, they strongly believe in the wisiratu.

Islamic culture has neither been a barrier to growth, nor has it been static. As in other parts of the world, culture in these countries has shown its vibrancy and also its capacity to adjust to changing conditions.

As in other parts of the world, culture in these countries has shown its vibrancy and also its capacity to adjust to changing conditions.

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

In the nineteenth century, when the Tunisian craft guilds failed to adapt to industrialization, they became irrelevant, and the amins, or guild masters, were left as figureheads in shell institutions.

Whatever a country s development level, investment in education and skills will increase the ability of its workforce to innovate and adapt to new technologies.

The ability of tumor cells to adapt to a wide range of environmental conditions, including toxic chemicals, is similar to the evolutionary capacities demonstrated by crop pests and other invasive species.

Providing tools and opportunities that support the evolution of their respective roles is essential to creating a labor force capable of adapting to changing circumstances.

But the bigger, more productive arguments are about how to shape education, labor markets, scientific research, and social welfare policies in order to help societies adapt to the world around them.

In 2013, the ILO launched its Future of Work initiative, which seeks to identify and analyze incipient trends and provide a forum for discussion about what must be done to adapt to rapidly changing labor market conditions.

But Kasparov quickly adjusted to exploit the computer s weakness in long term strategic planning, where his judgment and intuition seemed to trump the computer s mechanical counting.

In the world of pure globalization, small states do best, because they are more flexible and can adapt more easily to rapidly changing markets.

Countries with floating exchange rates, including Colombia, Mexico, and Russia, have managed to adjust so far, despite facing significantly tighter fiscal constraints (though Russia s situation remains especially vulnerable if low oil prices endure).