Sentence examples for be likely to adopt from inspiring English sources
Dasher's payments feature may help it stand out from the crowd (for now), but Facebook might be likely to adopt a more Tencent-like approach: get people to pair their cards and then push e-commerce services.
A key question is what role environmental markets should play in controlling the rush for resources and other forms of environmental damage, and whether other nations would be likely to adopt similar mechanisms if the European Union took the lead.
Interview techniques are commonly used in medical decision making research (cite) and are particularly appropriate for this study because it aims to inform new decision support tools that physicians will be likely to adopt and regularly use in their clinical practice.
In the meantime, some specialized consumer applications are likely to adopt multitouch technology, like casino gambling and other games.
These lightweight laptops running Windows 8 are likely to adopt touch screens, like an iPad, while keeping the keyboard preferred for working on things like corporate spreadsheets.
A farmer is likely to adopt the improved varieties, if the expected utility derived from adoption is greater than the expected utility from non- adoption.
Cardin-Lugar is being imitated: this month the European parliament is likely to adopt it across Europe.
The rules do not take full effect until 2015, but some governments are likely to adopt them sooner.
His victory means that his party is likely to adopt a more intransigent stance towards the government of Felipe Calderón.
In the wake of the El Paso opinion, investment banks are likely to adopt "holier than thou" policies toward conflicts.
