adaptability

Sheet-pan suppers are the easy and adaptable way to get dinner on the table fastAlong with the turkey is a stuffing-roasted veg mash-up featuring large, hand-torn croutons and cubes of sweet potato.

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This conspiracy theory has become a favored topic among misinformation researchers because of all the ways it has remained extensible, adaptable, and resilient in the face of platform companies’ efforts to quarantine and remove it.

They’re flexible and adaptable to different behavior toward them.

“There has never been a community where their participants are as adaptable,” he said.

Its adaptability and breeding capabilities ensured that it would be selected for mass production on an unimaginable scale.

Long life requires adaptability, both across missions and through-life.

Part-time workers have less time to adjust to the job, so adaptability and quick learning skills are big pluses, for example.

“People and rats together have a corner on the adaptability market,” Ostfeld told The Daily Beast.

What it all comes down to—the theme that comes up over and over in the book—is adaptability.

Miss Lee's ready adaptability proved a valuable asset that day.

And Ray congratulated himself on the adaptability of his answer.

It returned triumphant through sheer power of unlimited vitality and adaptability.

He was one of the creatures to whom the passage of years would mean but little, but added charm and adaptability.

It is an instance of our national adaptability, learned from an experience on long coasts where navy-yards are not too handy.