Sentence examples for becomes adopted from inspiring English sources

Although the transliteration of the New Yorkese phrase has appeared on T-shirts around the country, the expression is not being dropped by Noo Yawkiz, which so often happens when a dialect phrase becomes adopted by outsiders.

But even if Amazon's Prime Air does work, and if drone delivery eventually becomes adopted more widely, it's not likely to wreck the delivery business as we know it.

"But it's more important to us that Bitcoin becomes adopted by the masses".

Human-Computer Interaction: Weiser's initial vision was very emphatic on the requirement that technology only will be successful if it becomes adopted to the extent of not being noticed [2], very much the way we use a fridge or a washing machine nowadays.

But it quickly becomes adopted by powerful entities that use that same tool against those people.

She predicts it will take at least another 18 months before VR truly becomes adopted by the broader public — in China or the United States.

You can help foster children to become adopted and work with older children who are seeking adoption.

Unfortunately, it seems to have been too complex to become adopted in practice.

It became adopted," said Dr. Steven Abrams, a neonatologist at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston.

"She did work in symmetry in mathematics that then became adopted in physics," she tells me.

These conspiracy theories move into mainstream discourse and become adopted as factual beliefs," he added.