Sentence examples for learned to adopt from inspiring English sources

She said she had learned to adopt a more assertive approach.

The meritocracy had kicked in and ambitious young people had learned to adopt a low friction manner.

Myrlie ran downstairs while the children assumed the position they had learned to adopt if their house ever came under attack.

There is now an actual sense of evolution away from just using violence, and instead they have learned to adopt this new language which makes them more palatable to many more people.

In the 1920s a vertiginous gulf still existed between working-class culture and the cosmopolitan ballet scene and as Tudor began to move between these alien worlds he learned to adopt different manners, different masks.

Third, they've learned to adopt platform approaches to open up to innovation across the board.

But Mr. Paul acknowledged that even the most sophisticated filtering system will fail to stop all spam, as spammers learn to adopt to the new countermeasures.

In order to learn to adopt good habits and to avoid bad ones, children must be made to associate rewards with good behaviour and punishments with bad behaviour.

But in its woman-focussed campaigns the company is learning to adopt a more tolerant tone, targeting "athletic females" as well as female athletes.

It's a satirical genre that sends up not only such social types but the narrator himself, whose education consists of learning to adopt bourgeois hypocrisies.

We find that when negative externalities occur immediately, people learn to adopt Pigouvian taxes, which are aimed at reducing negative externalities and restoring market efficiency.