Sentence examples for content to adopt from inspiring English sources

The president portrayed his plan as the first installment of a two-part proposal, but Mr. Grassley said that some members of Congress would be content to "adopt this and nothing else".

In that era, liberals got very little of what they wanted and conservatives, mostly content to adopt the president's agenda and protected by the threat of the Eisenhower veto, wanted very little.

Here it is particularly noteworthy that in his philosophical texts Budde sought a systematic whole and was not content to adopt Thomasius's more eclectic style.

In other cases he is content to adopt more or less unchanged the account given by earlier authors, as in his list of the virtues of a theory (see 1990a, 20).

Hector's wife, Andromache, is the elder daughter of Queen Imandra; despite Colchis' matriarchal culture Andromache is content to adopt Trojan culture and be subservient to her husband.

Most magazines are also content to adopt catchy but relatively meaningless titles--Fame, Money, Sport--that readers can readily identify with.

However, the involvement of supply management in these purchases is driving the content experts to adopt a more facilitating relationship in which both areas interact with the supplier.

Indeed, its content probably has to adopt a relatively strong position on news items or risk coming across as a bit boring to its target demographic.

Indeed, its content probably has to adopt a relatively strong position on news items or risk coming across as a bit boring to its target demographic.

The effective classification of image contents allows us to adopt strategies that can meet the increasing demand for quality, speed and ease of use in imaging applications.

Mayro says she spends five hours each month solely on content creation and holds a monthly meeting brainstorming content and deciding what to adopt.