Sentence examples for open to adopt from inspiring English sources

Being largely free of credit cards, e-banking and the other "legacy issues" of a paper money system makes them "more nimble" and more open to adopt a different approach.

Indeed, some authors found that older farmers are more likely to adopt an innovation, while others found that young people are open to adopt new technologies (Rogers 2003).

* The National Adoption Register suggests gay and lesbian adopters are more open to adopting older children and sibling groups.

Second, consoles need to be open to adopting freemium game experiences.

KOFU, JAPAN — A Bank of Japan policy maker signaled Wednesday that the central bank was open to adopting more measures to support the economy following its emergency meeting the previous day that offered extra short-term funding.

In the most optimistic scenario, if the left helps Santos keep power, Colombia could expect a government more open to adopting some of its ideals and policies over the next four years.

To make things look not quite as bad, NGO types say, the government deliberately went around feeding children in villages monitored by the UN for the Millennium Development Goals until it was found out.Despite all that, says one long-term resident who has worked with them, "five or six" people in the government are open to adopting a more balanced path.

This generation is more open to adopting mobile payments than other generations and does not embrace traditional financial processes.