Sentence examples for intentionally adopting from inspiring English sources

The new business was diving into a different market and was intentionally adopting a different go-to-market strategy.

They agreed that explicitly and intentionally adopting a coaching psychology perspective helped to clarify the tutors' roles and processes in PBL facilitation.

For her task, Ms. Fiorina intentionally adopted a personalized style of management.

That was a tactic civil rights protesters intentionally adopted, and it worked.

Here, a similar permeation was strategic; although he did not emulate Beethoven's style or tone, Mr. Lewis intentionally adopted bits of structure and contour from the Septet.

Moreover, the justices are supposed to assume that Congress never intentionally adopts an unconstitutional law, and you need attend oral argument for only a few moments to know how seriously they take that charge.

To make sure that the nanopores are completely filled, an overgrowth of nanowires was intentionally adopted, which resulted in the formation caps on the surface of the template.

Beyond the salons, Jews continued a process of Germanization in which they intentionally adopted German modes of dress and speech, working to insert themselves into the emerging 19th-century German public sphere.

In this work, we intentionally adopted a VAS.

Based on these previous results, for the current study, we intentionally adopted a conservative estimate and hypothesized that, by giving 2 weeks' free NRT supply, the quit rate would be 24% in the 1-week NRT group and would increase to at least 36% in the 2-week NRT group, with an absolute effect size of 12%.

The study did this because a vast body of work examines cross-ethnic differences in alcohol use without regard to other sociodemographic differences and this study intentionally adopted this approach as well to address the validity of these considerable and similarly oriented studies.