Sentence examples for adopting too from inspiring English sources

While the consequences of adopting too hard of a line could linger should Rubio be the nominee, at least for now, the senator's main challenge is blunting Cruz's momentum.

But one retired RAF pilot says that adopting too much technology worries him.

From the analysis of PL spectra and TEM, we have determined that there is an optimum value of interruption time at interfaces for the growth of highly strained AlAs/In0.53Ga0.47As/InAs RTDs rather than adopting too long interruption times.

But liberal opinion and relief organisations are still adopting too broad-brush an approach towards the refugee crisis.

Predictive modeling was used to quantify the negative impact of adopting too early and the possible changes in results—such as an increase in toxicity or recurrence rate on life expectancy, QALYs, and cost.

We put these safeguards in place, as adopting too broad of a case definition and overcalling cases as adverse drug events that might not be, may risk promoting inappropriate use of non-medicinal therapies, and may not serve to promote prudent and rational medication use.

We have both talked about adoption and want to adopt, too".

It's key that Sarah is adopted, too.

"Am I going to be adopted, too?" she asked.

This, ultimately, is the perspective that Google has adopted, too.

After Ray and his wife, Janet, married, they decided to adopt too.