Sentence examples for generations have adopted from inspiring English sources

Are you surprised at all at how easily younger generations have adopted social media and happily given up their privacy?

Christiania's ethos and reputation are not exclusively derived from the Summer of Love, as successive generations have adopted and adapted the site to suit their own trends.

As Missy Higgins puts it: "Several generations have adopted various Cold Chisel songs as the soundtrack to their own lives and that shows how timeless their music is".

Later generations have adopted taiko in programs or workshops established by sansei; social scientist Hideyo Konagaya remarks that this attraction to taiko among other Japanese art forms may be due to its accessibility and energetic nature.

Under such insecure circumstances, the post-80's generation has adopted amnesia as a defensive response to avoid unnecessary troubles.

These next-generation systems have adopted orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) as the air-interface technology.

Conversely, within the second generation, immigrants have adopted English as their mother tongue, married into other ethnic groups, fully assimilated into the American culture, and enriched American culture with their values and heritages.

"We owe it to the generations of kids that have adopted this movie and insisted that it be brought to the stage," Mr. Menken said, referring to the years of requests to Disney that the film be turned into a musical.

Early adopters have adopted.

The boldly speculative character of the Epochs was also at odds with the new professionalized inquiries into geology and natural history undertaken by a younger generation of naturalists who may have adopted Buffon's naturalism and extension of geochronology, but not his grand rhetorical style (Rudwick 2005, chp. 3).

Many studies of technology evaluation have adopted a single generation model to simulate the diffusion pattern of demand.