Sentence examples for eager to adopt from inspiring English sources

Genomic epidemiology has been more eager to adopt explicit consideration of multiplicity issues, which has led to a more uniform adoption of rigorous standards for what is considered appropriately replicated and credible as an association.

One of the most eager to adopt biometrics is the Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel.

Turin is eager to adopt some of Salt Lake City's innovations.

Ramen is a conformist, eager to adopt regional flavors to better curry local favor.

Ancient Koreans, eager to adopt Chinese culture, developed a calligraphy reflecting Chinese styles.

There was a time when Guus Hiddink appeared to be collecting countries eager to adopt him as a national hero.

Our primary objective was to elicit information about and describe perceptions of primary care prescribers and staff across the continuum of stages of implementation (pre/transition/post) and degrees of eagerness to adopt (reluctant/eager).

Furthermore, students are concerned about the negative health and environmental implications of hot food served in polystyrene, and are eager to to adopt more environmentally friendly alternatives.

Ms. Hill, 28, and Mr. Chisolm, 31, married two years ago, and Mr. Chisolm was in the process of adopting Daesean, who was eager to take his stepfather's name.

The film is so eager for people to adopt dogs that it doesn't address its own contradiction: that shelters are jammed partly because not everyone can be a successful owner.

Back then, Washington and Moscow were eager for nations to adopt their respective firearm patterns and cartridges, both for business and so that in the event of war, the arms produced in different quarters of the world might be compatible with one or another superpower.