The phrase "adoption like" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to compare something to the concept of adoption, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The process was adoption-like, as it involved integrating new members into the community."
Alternatives: "similar to adoption" or "resembling adoption".
David's father was still alive but gave him up to an orphanage where he hoped his offspring would have a better life.Related items International adoption: Like a virgin birthOct 19th 2006According to Unicef, the UN children's fund, the number of families from rich countries wanting to adopt children from poor countries has grown substantially in the past 30 years.
While the media have recently shown us teenagers who decide to keep their babies or put them up for adoption — like Juno, Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol, and Jamie Lynn Spears — I don't think we know the parent in her 20s having the abortion.
Adoption like this always has been the hope for the distributed ledger technology.
Making payments awesome as Co-Founder and CTO at Due. Cryptocurrency adoption like Bitcoin and Ethereum continues to grow as more people around the world see the possibilities and benefits it offers.
Behav.io can still sense some things without mass adoption, like the presence of other users who have enabled Bluetooth (which could calculate a rough crowd estimate or reveal if someone is trapped alone).
That's one of the reasons why Appsfire exited the app-discovery business last year to focus on native ads, and why others in the space have business models that no longer rely on consumer adoption, like Xplode.
After his adoption, however, Ralph looks like any other happy pooch, romping around a backyard with his new family.
McCarthy is currently talking to customers like ChannelAdvisor to up the ante on retail adoption of Like data as a marketing tool.
When I was in my early 20s, a white man told me that transracial adoptions like mine were "the best way to fight racism".
It is interesting that despite the low 10 percent threshold, the Temple-Inland poison pill does not have the expansive definition of group that we have seen in other pill adoptions, like the Barnes & Noble pill.
The Lathams have plenty of love to salve Michael's wounds and the assurance that, although adoptions like this one often are troubled, they can provide everything Michael needs to thrive.
