Sentence examples for adopted very from inspiring English sources

"They were adopted very quickly".

The girls could choose their own clothes and adopted very different fashions.

Our argument is that Europeans adopted very different colonization policies in different colonies, with different associated institutions.

Ironically, techniques that would succeed were pioneered in arid Africa, and have been adopted very successfully in many other arid (even drought-stricken) parts of the world.

Their principal rivals in the final stages ought to be Brazil and Argentina, neighbours who have adopted very different approaches to the tournament.

This shows that other sauropods in the Morrison that lived alongside Diplodocus and Camarasaurus fell somewhere on the gradient between these two extremes, or even adopted very different skulls shapes entirely.

Abbott counselled in April that Europe must "urgently … adopt very strong policies" like Australia's.

I'd consider adopting very, very seriously, because it would be nice for Carys to not be an only child.

A new, post-Cold War generation of leaders could well adopt very different positions than their predecessors did.

By adopting very different stances to the threat, policymakers are not helping to assuage the uncertainty.In America politicians and central bankers are focusing on policy stimulus.

"That's why it is so urgent that the countries of Europe adopt very strong policies that will end the people smuggling trade across the Mediterranean".