Sentence examples for being quick to adopt from inspiring English sources

The cultures of the Arctic were known for being quick to adopt new technology, but subsistence-hunting traditions remained at the heart of Inupiat life.

Browsers have been quick to adopt the proposal, user adoption is skyrocketing (1, 2), and tools are under development for detecting violations.

Some of the largest U.S. companies were quick to adopt this new philosophy of "the human use of human beings". In the early 1960s, for instance, Standard Oil sent every manager from its Baton Rouge refinery to two full weeks of off-site immersion in that radical new technique, sensitivity training.

It was a formula Kaloti was quick to adopt.

American industry was quick to adopt the material.

After the war the Allies were quick to adopt advanced German submarine technology.

They looked for food in novel environments and were quick to adopt newly learned behaviors.

"German journalists and supporters alike were quick to adopt it for some reason... ...... Nah, I'm a glutton for punishment.

Some agencies, especially those that deal with less confidential information, have been quick to adopt the model.

Thereafter store numbers decreased, but store size increased; Safeway was quick to adopt the giant supermarket format.

At the same time, our results show that while clients, especially browsers, are quick to adopt new algorithms, they are also slow to drop support for older ones.