Sentence examples for evil adopting from inspiring English sources
After the appearance of the Bush administration, the United States listed the D.P.R.K. as part of an "axis of evil," adopting it as a national policy to oppose its system, and singled it out as a target of pre-emptive nuclear attack, openly declaring a nuclear war.
Google, the company that adopted the mantra "don't be evil," adopted a dual-class stock in anticipation of its offering.
So, I don't think the average manager is evil and adopts things that are bad for their firms and perhaps good for their own paycheck or so.
Resident Evil also adopted several features seen in Alone in the Dark, including its cinematic fixed camera angles and some of its puzzle-solving challenges.
While fieriness can be fun, it makes managerial progression much harder, like adopting evil-alignment in an RPG or being Paolo Di Canio.
Petrov said the North's determination to push ahead with its nuclear programme was a failure of diplomacy that began with the administration of George Bush, who described the country as part of an "axis of evil" when Washington adopted a tougher stance in 2002.
"Don't be evil" was famously adopted as Google's early mantra, while Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook's overarching mission is to "connect the world".
The days of companies adopting a see-no-evil stance are over, said Sam Brown, executive director of the association, which includes several consumer and human rights groups.
As a teenager, he decided that the traditional Christian concept of a good God was inconsistent with the presence of evil in the world (see problem of evil), and thus he adopted atheism.
It is apparent to me that the stats are being manipulated, or at the very least, a see-no-evil, speak-no-evil attitude has been adopted by researchers by looking strictly at who signed the note.
