Sentence examples for feel to adopt from inspiring English sources

What I do worry about, though, is the pressure that many developers feel to adopt the free-to-play model: the concern that if they don't ditch the idea of charging up front, their games will sink like stones on the app stores, and they'll go out of business.

As a native Southerner, I understood the social pressure he felt to adopt the antagonisms of the tribe, but I also knew that demons -- even summer people -- have a way of losing their fangs when they're riding shotgun in your pickup truck.

With increasing number of solar heating systems on the market, a need was felt to adopt a standard testing and rating procedure for them.

The triad of the goddess and the two yoginis is also philosophically cognate to the triad of patterns, "which creative energy is felt to adopt".

"Writers often feel obliged to adopt some sort of public appearance.

Did Mojang ever feel pressure to adopt the freemium business model that has become so lucrative for mobile gaming?

Instead, legislators often feel pressured to adopt quick-fix solutions that put only a temporary patch on the problem.

There is an equal concern that Journal reporters would feel pressure to adopt Murdoch's vision of a "more business-friendly" network.

With that in mind, when Fed policy makers meet on Tuesday to consider whether to raise interest rates, they may feel compelled to adopt a more aggressive stance.

But if the lottery passes, then North Carolina, which would be wedged between two lottery states, would feel pressed to adopt one, and that pressure could expand to Tennessee.

PEC, Kosovo — New York City, it has been said, is an American locality where local politicians often feel compelled to adopt their own foreign policy.