Sentence examples for adopts early from inspiring English sources
More states are offering early voting options, and once a state adopts early voting more people vote early a part of their election regimen.
The survey was grounded in the Diffusion of Innovations theory (Rogers, 2003), which identifies new ideas that are adopted early by innovators and early adopters.
Asbestos use fell most quickly in countries that adopted early bans, at an intermediate rate in countries with late ban adoption, and most slowly in countries without bans.
Values are adopted early in life, in many cases from parents and schools.
We would strongly encourage firms to implement these standards as early as possible – those who adopt early will be well prepared when these voluntary requirements become more formal.
And "Tinchy" itself is a stature-referencing tag adopted early by the 24-year-old, real name Kwasi Danquah – a bid, probably, to spoil the gag for others.
During the last Iraq war, he adopted early on the position that Germany would not participate – right in the middle of a national election campaign in 2002.
Rather than seeking an overarching criminal theory to explain Enron's collapse last fall, the government is continuing the strategy it adopted early in the investigation.
They were notably described at that time as being "like watermelons - green on the outside but red inside" (green was adopted early on as the colour of Esperanto).
He was "lucky" to be adopted early on by one of the leading advocates of the day, Bob Alexander, who everyone wanted "for the biggest and sexiest cases".
Perhaps this is why he seems to be tempering his bad-boy image, distancing himself professionally from the lothario persona he adopted early in his career.
