Sentence examples for late adoption from inspiring English sources

Debate inside The Washington Post Company may have accounted for its late adoption of the model.

Many reviews and articles mention your relatively late adoption of English.

Much commentary at the time concerned whether Mr. bin Laden's late adoption of the Palestinian cause was merely opportunistic.

A good job for football then, that America – a country so often maligned and mocked for its late adoption of the sport – has emerged so spectacularly on its side.

Some of the many styles of Igor Stravinsky, particularly after his late adoption of the 12-tone approach, make ingenious use of germinal motives; but the structure of his music is ultimately based on the juxtaposition of large blocks of distinct musical character, rather than on "development" in the sense traditionally associated with the sonata.

The expectation of the iPhone was the new technology (including the late adoption of OLED screen, the late adoption of wireless charging and the gee-whizz of facial recognition) would lead to a new 'super cycle' of handset purchases.

The latest adoption came this week, when the driver of a safari van spotted the lioness early Monday morning with a wobbly little oryx, its umbilical cord still attached.

When the latest adoption statistics showed a drop, this prompted agonised hand-wringing from the government and pro-adoption charities which insist that more adoption, done faster, is the right way to go.

The latest adoptions have followed vigorous enforcement of recent changes in federal law.

With this knowledge, late adopters might be identified in advance, and targeted in order to speed up adoption.

Concept adoption times are quite varied and it is too simplistic to classify students as early adopters or late adopters.