Sentence examples for has readily adopted from inspiring English sources

Television has readily adopted new sabermetric stats such as WHIP and OPS, and ESPN has a complete love affair with WAR.

Sure, small, nimble IT organizations and tech companies may have readily adopted Web 2.0 but "corporate" IT isn't known for be early adopters of technology, especially Web 2.0.

Second, many Indians have readily adopted organisational traits from Britain (both nations are heavily populated with nerdy record-keepers, fond of memorising cricket scores or details of the weather).

Chinese consumers have readily adopted fintech services such as online banking, currencies, money transfers, payments, crowdfunding, lending, investing, and insurance.

To achieve the best possible results, both fields have readily adopted and successfully implemented highly advanced mathematical techniques and sophisticated protocols.

This view has been readily adopted in many different fields and contexts, where situations are by nature dynamic and subject to rapid, unexpected variation.

Particularly in the past decade, there has been a cascade of accreditation frameworks designed to protect the human and animal food supply chains, which have been readily adopted by maltsters.

That month, Amnesty International published their findings, in which they asserted that many of the accusations of mass human rights abuses made against Gaddafist forces lacked credible evidence, and were instead fabrications of the rebel forces which had been readily adopted by the western media.

Both food security and community food security have been readily adopted as part of public health programmes led by non-governmental bodies, civil society organizations, scholars and governments responding to growing food insecurity among marginalized populations (Koc et al. 2008; Ashe and Sonnino 2012; van Elsland et al. 2012).

It has been unfashionable for some time to talk about national character: the rhetoric of national character has been too readily adopted by the right wing to serve the purposes of racism and prejudice.

However, FOLFIRINOX has not been readily adopted by the oncology community in the US because of concerns for the tolerability of this regimen and the risk of cholangitis in patients with stents [ 12, 13].