Sentence examples for moves to adopt from inspiring English sources

The price will be steep, leaving the winner with a roster full of holes just as the N.B.A. moves to adopt a more restrictive cap structure.

Long term, we think competitor moves to adopt similar product and marketing to easyJet are unlikely to match the UK business's execution, but will reduce differentiation between the companies in the eyes of consumers.

The Czech Republic's refusal to embrace the euro, even as its poorer cousin Slovakia moves to adopt it in January, has prompted some observers to argue that a country outside the euro zone is not well-suited to guide the bloc during a global recession.

Maintaining the sanctity of the physician patient relationship grows more difficult as the healthcare industry moves to adopt business models of productivity.

As the world moves to adopt 3G wireless technologies, companies catering to CDMA systems which dominate the U.S. market, but lag worldwide have had to compete for a shrinking number of deals.

To facilitate data comparison between research groups it is important that the microarray community moves to adopt consistent validation methodologies.

When Sean was 8, Ms. Bianchi died after childbirth, and his stepfather moved to adopt him.

She said that the move to adopt Prum amounted to a 'parliamentary bypass'.

But economists said that there was little chance of a quick move to adopt the euro.

The league is moving to adopt a more generous revenue-sharing plan between franchises to promote competitive balance.

Under Mr. Kundra, analysts say, the government agencies have moved to adopt new technologies that can improve efficiency.