Sentence examples for later embracing from inspiring English sources

He became vicepresident of ABC's international arm, initially devoted to the sale and marketing of TV sports, and later embracing a wide range of programmes and running cable services for the company.

Then again, from phablet-sized smartphones and stylus accessories to streaming music, this would not be the first example of Apple criticising a tech trend before later embracing it.

In 2000, when the independent Thomas B. Fordham Foundation evaluated the evolution education standards of all 50 states, Florida was among 12 to receive a grade of F. (Kansas, which drew international attention in 1999 for deleting all mention of evolution and later embracing supernatural theories, received an F-minus).

It disproportionately targets working Americans, which is why Barack Obama campaigned against it in 2008 before later embracing it.

She cites the scene where Shakuntala fantasizes encountering a "foreign demon" (European explorer) while bathing, later "embracing" him and discussing the "bizarre" requirement that Asian men are required to wear penis decorations and the "crassness" of Europeans who do not care about virginity, wear bikinis in public, and show sex on television.

He would even, later, embrace antiestablishment politics.

Poor was another traditionalist who later embraced modernism.

Some of the Populist causes were later embraced by the Progressive Party.

(Thankfully, the work has no connection to the Fascist politics that Pound later embraced).

The family, who plan to move to their beach house, later embraced the firemen, wishing them a good Easter.

In truth it was an antisemitic hoax first published in Russia in 1903 and later embraced by Hitler.