Sentence examples for broad adoption of from inspiring English sources

Scientific advances necessarily predate the broad adoption of any technology — often by years.

Administration officials have dismissed that accusation as politically motivated, but appear now to be moving toward broad adoption of a Flagstaff-style alternative in the hope that it will prove acceptable to both the industry and environmental groups.

But that is precisely the goal of Mrs. Kroes and a growing number of lawmakers in the European Parliament, who view the fees as a hurdle to broad adoption of mobile broadband.

Companies have stopped holding back on technological advances too, like the improved integration of the Internet into cars, the broad adoption of new safety features like rearview cameras and all sorts of energy-efficient advances.

Though there are a number of potential impediments to the broad adoption of hydrogen fuel cells in passenger cars, major automakers expect to commercialize the technology in their vehicles by 2015.

Instead of waiting for these future possibilities, Dr. Fauci and other health leaders are proposing the broad adoption of other available tools to reduce the spread of the virus so as to produce an "AIDS-free generation," a goal enunciated last year by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Perhaps most important, media companies are learning from the music industry's mistakes and trying to avert broader adoption of piracy techniques.

The proponents include technology providers like Sun Microsystems and Cisco Systems, which stand to gain sales from the broader adoption of a distributed workplace.

(Because "white male" isn't an identity, right?) More recent research about online harassment shows that broader adoption of the internet hasn't led to much "soul to soul" communicating.

Mr. Hanson said he expected hotel surcharges to climb back up to $1.7 billion this year as a result of an expected rise of 3 to 4 percent in occupied hotel rooms, broader adoption of fees and more aggressive enforcement of and increases in existing fees.

Since structure impacts practice (Henderson and Dancy [2007]), it may encourage broader adoption of reformed techniques.