Sentence examples for it never adopted from inspiring English sources

Philadelphia not only never had a Jones like Smarty, it never adopted a Jones quite like Smarty.

For instance, it never adopted seasonal limitations on drilling in the gulf that might have reduced the risk of oil spills during spawning season.

But while the I.R.S. gave Mr. Curnutt multiple awards for identifying ways to catch partnership cheats, and he ran seminars for both I.R.S. and state tax auditors to teach his techniques, it never adopted his audit strategy.

And Apple's decision to not participate is potentially market-changing – if it never adopts NFC, then it can never become a truly ubiquitous technology.

Unlike most storks, it never adopts a spread-winged posture, though it is known to droop its wings (holding them away from its body with the primary feathers pointing downwards) when its plumage is wet.

That's why I never adopted lepidoptery I do not wish to live in jeopardoptery.

Although it was never adopted by Parliament, it was an important precursor to the United States Constitution.

The so-called Constitution of Apatzingán of October 22nd 1814 attempted to set out a framework for the rule of law, but it was never adopted; its intellectual author, José María Morelos, was shot by a firing squad a year afterwards.Many constitutions later, the area round Apatzingán shows how far Mexico still has to go before becoming a law-abiding country.

Although it was never adopted by the British Parliament, it was an important precursor to the United States Constitution.

Spain would be better off now if it had never adopted the euro — but trying to leave would create a huge banking crisis, as depositors raced to move their money elsewhere.

It was never adopted because during that time desktops did not even have hard disks.