Sentence examples for adopting office from inspiring English sources

If your organization is adopting Office 365, when a user opens a potentially threatening attachment, it runs in a virtual machine, in Azure.

Yet significant challenges remain in adopting office-based EMRs and reaping the benefits.

It makes no sense at all, however, for parliament to adopt office hours.

But Microsoft's hold on the academic world is slowly shrinking despite quite a few colleges that have adopted Office 365 for Education (formerly Live@edu).

The only difference is that The Founder mirrors real-life scenarios that are playing out all across the globe, perhaps at the same time as you're brainstorming your latest cause washing campaign, or adopting an office pet to increase employee happiness.

They have been adopted by office complexes, college campuses and, to a lesser extent, consumers at home.

The Catholic church was wise to adopt the office of "Advocatus Diaboli" when considering its candidates for sainthood.

One month before the new President was formally adopted into office, the storm clouds that had been gathering over the new administration burst open.

I had never smoked at my previous jobs, but after a day or two, I adopted the office culture and started following protocol: I came in early, checked my emails, planned my day, and then at around 11 AM hopped onto the fire escape to smoke a spliff.

The components of slumped sitting (i.e. forward head position, trunk flexion and protraction) are associated with poor posture [ 2, 9- 11], and are often adopted by office workers.

That was a big reason for the A's front office adopting the detailed analytics that led to "Moneyball" in the first place.