Sentence examples for are only adopted from inspiring English sources

Charlie Huizenga, a regular at these meetings for 20 years, knew that new technologies are only adopted in the real world if they have that elusive blend of innovation and practicality.

Once again, however, this picture seems clearer in the case of Series A than that of Series B. This would seem to correspond to a general trend whereby changes in style occur first in the physical sciences, and are only adopted by the biological sciences at a later date (Banks 2008a).

Specifications are only adopted when they fill the needs of a heterogeneous user community [ 8].

Campaigners for net neutrality suggest that ISPs are only adopting voluntary measures in the hope that they will stay the hand of legislators and regulators across the UK and Europe.

It was only adopted by Cameron as a bizarre alternative to another Heathrow runway, which he pledged not to build.

And in fairness, the responsibility to protect is a new doctrine; it was only adopted at the U.N. World Summit in 2005.

The sideswipe at its rival bit.ly has a whiff of sour grapes – after all, it was only adopted as Twitter's default partner in May after a long-term flirtation with granddaddy tinyurl.com (bit.ly is also used by Technology Guardian).

Standing out amid the usual tricolours and saltires, this jaunty radial colour-burst was only adopted in 1996, and it's the third flag the country has used since its independence from Britain in 1976.

The early tags were expensive and often difficult for customers to read, and they were only adopted in markets such as France where store staff are paid relatively well, making the labor savings compelling.

If e-cigarettes were only adopted as substitutes and helped more people to quit smoking, they could increase the associated health and financial benefits that come with this by cutting tobacco use.

Unfortunately, the results shown in [26] could be only adopted by uniformly linear arrays (ULA).