Sentence examples for adopted that of from inspiring English sources

Most maintain close symbiotic relations with other groups in their region; consequently most have lost their indigenous languages and adopted that of their neighbours.

DSM-5 has moved away from concept of a culture-bound syndrome and adopted that of "cultural concepts of distress" (p.758).

By the 13th century numerous versions of the theory had emerged, but Thomas Aquinas seems to have largely adopted that of the Arab philosopher Avicenna (although not without some modifications).

The nobility were the patrilineal descendents of the founding warlords who appear to have entered as conquerors from the Gulf coast around AD 1200 and who eventually lost their original language and adopted that of their subjects.

Accordingly, Stephen Báthory, the voivode elected by the Diet of the new realm, officially abandoned the title of voivode and adopted that of prince in 1576, upon his election as King of Poland.

In the current study a more conservative approach was adopted, that of the silent observer-rater.

Although it says that it could not have two airlines competing on similar routes, it must now be kicking itself that it adopted that course of action.

Adopting that as the ultimate goal of international strategy is probably a recipe for non-action.

To this end, every time an individual changes her strategy by adopting that of a neighbour, she also changes her topological strategy to that of her neighbour.

Full chains consisting of multiple domains are also grouped into profiles according to their domain composition, thus enabling the modelling of multi-domain targets with a plausible spatial relationship between the domains by adopting that of a homologue.

She adopted that figure of speech every time her campaign shifted gears, to no avail.