Sentence examples for have finally embraced from inspiring English sources

Gloria De Piero, the shadow equalities minister, said it was "good news that the government have finally embraced pay transparency after shelving the Labour legislation for five years".

Why is it that we have finally embraced Modernism and technology in so many ways, yet in this particular room, we still long for something vaguely Victorian?

After eight years racing at the international level I have finally embraced the importance of sports psychology and mental training, and am entering these Games in body and mind.

"I think, whether the traditional baseball community wants to acknowledge it or not, the fan base and the media have finally embraced and immersed themselves in advanced statistics," Bannister said.

He seems, though, to have finally embraced a kind of late-flowering self-reflection through the writing of poetry and the planting of trees, both of which he now does in abundance.

9 29 – Big carriers have finally embraced open standards.

Google, one of the biggest advertising companies in the world, has finally embraced advertising for itself.

(Years after its rivals, Nintendo has finally embraced high-definition graphics with the Wii U).

Fashion, it seems, has finally embraced progressive politics in the only way it can conceive of.

The group -- Phil Manley and Nathan Means on guitars and keyboards and Sebastian Thomson on drums -- has finally embraced free-form rock with a beat rather than derivative kitsch.

Now that America has finally embraced this quadrennial exercise in fanatical but largely peaceful nationalism, our kids and their friends will have plenty of chances to experience it for themselves: the highs, the lows, and the bits in between.