Sentence examples for and adopt some of from inspiring English sources

However, she writes that every group and organization can adapt and adopt some of its core principles.

We will have a smaller management layer, work more closely together in groups and across mastheads, share resources and adopt some of the latest technology".

Many Democrats have begun to ask socialists for their support and adopt some of the D.S.A.'s platform on health care and pay.

"If we've done our job, not only will young people watch sports," he added, "but they will participate in sports and adopt some of the worthy values of sports in their everyday lives".

In some ways the Jets should look at how the Rams go for the throat again and again and again, and adopt some of that nastiness in their play calling, which is at times staid and unimaginative.

They would have to choose; they would have to make a choice of two evils: they would either have to submit indefinitely to an unjust state of affairs, or they would have to rise up and adopt some of the antiquated means by which men in the past got their grievances remedied.

He spoke to people who had been doing similar work, studied "medical home" programs for the chronically ill in Seattle, San Francisco, and Pennsylvania, and adopted some of their lessons.

To do this, Mr. Carter's strategy seems to he a combination of attacking Mr. Kissinger's style and adopting some of his expressed ideas.

They have probably seen the work of European designers occasionally in magazines, and adopted some of its motifs but not its meaning.

The westernmost Salish groups, such as the Lillooet and western Shuswap, traded with the Northwest Coast Indians and adopted some of their customs.

The vanguard, known linguistically as the Southern Bantu, drove the Khoekhoe and San before them and adopted some of the typically Khoisan click sounds into their own languages.