Sentence examples for adopting it quickly from inspiring English sources

#GivingTuesday, a relatively new holiday, has been named a day of social good and many are adopting it quickly.

German officials continue to argue that it is more important to get the banking union right than to adopt it quickly.

Since this is not a full-blown EU-wide treaty it should be possible to adopt it quickly, without time-consuming debates in national parliaments or referendums.

If Apple promises to support the technology — even if it's just a promise to eventually support it — and to throw their army of iPhone users behind NFC, retailers will be that much more driven to adopt it quickly.

Anna was now using a male name — I'll call him Aidan — and his siblings quickly adopted it.

It's worth noting that Google already implemented these notifications last year and Facebook, for example, quickly adopted it.

Although officially it is the money of only the 12 European Union countries that adopted it on Jan . 1 it has quickly become the de facto currency here and in other parts of the former Yugoslavia, which was ripped apart by war in the 1990's, its economy and trade left in tatters.

It quickly adopted a distinct strategy toward the whole region, whose strategic balance of power was ruptured after the fall of Iraq.

Most Republicans are against the proposed measure, but more than 100 Democratic lawmakers recently wrote to the bureau urging that it quickly adopt the rule "to ensure that consumers have equal protection under the law".

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But it quickly becomes adopted by powerful entities that use that same tool against those people.