Sentence examples for if we adopt that from inspiring English sources

And if we adopt that position, then every birth is a moment for cold calculation: Is this family good enough for this baby, or is there another family somewhere who would be better?

If we adopted that best practice 30 years ago, we'd be out of business today because all of our competitors would have embraced things like translation memory and online dictionaries.

The city has a bright future if we can adopt that inventive spirit of its people and exercise a little more choice.

"If we adopt the dates that are being proposed, we hope that those dates will become moot".

If we adopt a language that allows the formation of plural terms we can unproblematically define a plural identity relation that holds between pluralities of objects too.

Selection criteria for action a(p a, c a ): if we adopt the greedy algorithm, that is always at each iteration to select the action a(p a, c a ) that makes Q s, a) maximum in current state s(P, C, T), probably because the initial iteration algorithm improper selection (due to lack of accumulated experience) and ultimately "cover up" the optimal strategy.

This is likely to happen here if we adopt the plan that President Bush has proposed.

If we adopt the principle that 'cloud' is a maximal predicate, so no cloud can be a proper part of another cloud, we now get the conclusion that there is exactly one of the proto-clouds is a cloud, as desired.

If we adopt the criteria that an SC type should be assigned with more than 90% nucleotide identities of the D1 regions, and these SC types should be classified further into distinct subtypes with more than 90% nucleotide identities in both the D2 and the central region, nine of 12 SCs were further subdivided into several subtypes.

It is concluded that, although the branching morphology relies on the presence of stem cells, the phenotype will disappear if we adopt the common presumption that all cancer cells are cancer stem cells.

"If we adopt the more conservative 10percentthatat some countries ascribe to their population of PWDs, or persons with disabilities, and apply that figure to Lebanon, the number of disabled refugees in the country would be at least 100,000".