Sentence examples for adopters from inspiring English sources

And those who are first adopters and movers and engage and are acting as sustainability leaders are going to benefit the most.

"Potential adopters quite often come with expectations: they want a baby, as young as possible.

Spotify and its rivals are expanding rapidly globally and signing up new users – Spotify went from 24 million active users in March 2013 to 40 million by May 2014, and 50m now according to multiple sources within labels – with many of their early adopters being exactly the kind of people who used to spend money within iTunes.

Michael Heseltine was among early adopters of this idea when he worked for Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and is seen in these circles as the Tory twin of Lord Adonis, who championed devolution in a report for Labour.

While early adopters of the philosophy simply leapt in without much of plan – it made intuitive sense, after all – organizers now aim to standardize programs so other communities can basically plug and play.

That does not mean the new wave will not reward its adopters.

Some schools are earnest digital adopters.

If a sister's needs are met by selling four solar lamps that month, she does not need to sell more, says Katherine Lucey, the founder of the charity.Although the Avon model has proven to be a success, its adopters are already trying to improve it.

Jerry Jarvis, the managing director of Edexcel, one of the three big exam boards, has said that early adopters of the diploma risk emerging with a worthless qualification.

Current products are aimed at early adopters, but both hopeful start-ups and big firms such as Nike, DuPont and Philips are searching for an application that will carry the technology into the mainstream.Smart fabrics look and feel like ordinary textiles, but can do extraordinary things: generate heat, monitor vital signs, act as switches or sensors, and even change colour.

Instead of being early adopters of new technology, companies will need to become fast adapters to whatever devices their employees believe will equip them to do their jobs most effectively.