Sentence examples for adopting so from inspiring English sources
Elaine ruins a couple's chances of adopting, so she leaves a message on their answering machine offering to take them out to lunch.
He seemed not to see the irony in adopting so idealistic and conceptual an approach himself; his advocacy turned Hall into a reformed classicist and led to austere and unexciting NT productions of Hamlet and Macbeth, both starring Albert Finney, in 1976 and 1978.
Is there any agile practice that you adopted and gave up adopting so far?
One of the goals of adopting SO is the improvement of reusability, however, the development of service-based system in practice has uncovered several challenging issues, such as how to identify reusable services, how to determine configurations of services that are relevant to users' current product configuration and context, and how to maintain service validity after configuration changes.
Holmstead's explanation to the Post for adopting so much language from his old firm: "It came to us through the interagency process".
To fight them off, Japanese firms have been adopting so-called poison pills that can dilute the shareholding of an unwelcome purchaser.
Many Web merchants have been much more concerned with cutting costs and providing easy site navigation than adopting so-called "personalization" features, which are seen more as luxuries than necessities.
To minimize this inefficiency, automakers are adopting so-called stop-start systems that virtually eliminate idling by shutting off the engine when the car or truck comes to a complete stop, then instantaneously restarting it when the driver's foot lifts off the brake (on cars with an automatic transmission) or engages the clutch.
Many companies are adopting so-called "continuous improvement" for retrofitting production and business processes even under strong constraints of quality regulations.
A new study suggests that our lineage got that way by adopting so-called cooperative breeding: the caring for infants not just by the mother, but also by other members of the family and sometimes even unrelated adults.
By adopting so-called "Web 2.0″ techniques such as consumer rating systems and new combinations of content networks could create a sense of community, much like that found at social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook.
