Sentence examples for adopting at from inspiring English sources
AT&T had prepared for battle with the government, adopting at times an openly hostile stance toward the F.C.C.
"Turbo" in many ways represents an artistic shift that Mr. Damaschke has quietly been adopting at the company.
However, the Taliban, like several other militant groups, appear to be increasingly adopting at least the language of "global jihad" popularised by al-Qaida.
I am certain that the Democratic Party could benefit greatly from adopting at least a few elements of British political practice.
Instead of adopting at face value the disinformation on Iran, the American media should carefully scrutinize the facts regarding Iran's nuclear program objectively and without political bias.
In Britain, adopting from abroad is far less popular because it takes longer and is more expensive than adopting at home.
He was adopted at age 8, but his adoptive father died after a stroke two years later.
(Mann was adopted at birth).
He was adopted at four months old.
"The Campbell is a name adopted at Ellis Island," he explained.
Adopted at the age of four by Bill and Florence Pidgley.
