Sentence examples for are able to adopt from inspiring English sources

Credit constraints may have the same consequence: only producers who are able to pay the cost of the new technology up front are able to adopt it, thus restraining adoption of the technology to those with more wealth.

Until Danish voters become more aware, or the mainstream parties are able to adopt some of those positive alternatives, we face a grave and uncertain future.

The key, though, is that restaurants are able to adopt such strategies only because the restaurant business is not, at heart, a commodity market.

Corporate sponsors are able to "adopt" low-income schools to provide Students of Strength coaches for entire classes of underprivileged students.

And diagnoses based on it determine whether people get special services at school; whether they qualify for disability benefits; whether they are stigmatised in their careers; even whether they are able to adopt children.

This has inspired the development of conformationally ordered synthetic oligomers known as foldamers1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, which are able to adopt folded conformations through non-covalent intramolecular interactions encoded in their primary structure.

If Prop. 10 passes, cities and counties will be able to adopt stronger rent control laws.

"Groups like that need to be able to adopt a holier-than-thou attitude," he said.

At this rate we'll be able to adopt a kid using SnapChat by 2020.

I really wondered if I'd ever be able to adopt.

And as for kids, why shouldn't gays be able to adopt?