Sentence examples for opt to adopt from inspiring English sources

"Middle class has become a status, a brand – a label you opt to adopt," the Atlantic wrote in 2013.

This suite has potential if only because it can make it easier for businesses to adopt enterprise 2.0 products such as blogs and wiki's, but the downside might be that all this is too much for some businesses and they may opt to adopt each of these products independently.

Teachers and schools may opt to adopt the educational tablet-specific approach and News Corp. has plenty of capital and clout behind it (if anyone can push through that gargantuan adoption hurdle and slow sales cycle), but if the BYOD approach is to win in education — and Apple is sure hoping it will — Nearpod will have a leg up.

Celebrities don't necessarily opt to adopt more often than the rest of the population, although it may seem that way because of the intense media coverage of famous babies.

Her latest project is Omaha Street, an American drama set in Atlanta, concerning an upscale African-American family whose son is accidentally killed (hit-and-run) by an abused, disadvantaged, Caucasian teen -- whom they opt to adopt, in an attempt to heal all concerned.

We opted to adopt from Russia almost by default.

Singapore opted to adopt the Western and NATO-standard 5.56×45 round, and produced its own ammunition and its own line of assault rifles to fire it.

If either one was forced to adopt TD-SCDMA, an unproven technology, its shares would fall.Such sceptics believe that the likeliest outcome is that China Mobile will adopt W-CDMA, China Unicom will adopt CDMA2000, and that TD-SCDMA will take off only if the government issues additional licences to let other firms enter the market, one of which then opts to adopt the unproven technology.

Additionally, more pastoralists are opting to adopt camels as a drought-tolerant species.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney told a committee of MPs that a new central bank in an independent Scotland would need big stockpiles of sterling if the country opted to adopt the pound without an agreement with the rest of the United Kingdom.

Instead of taking that step, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has instead opted to adopt a plan that could open the door to paid prioritization, which would allow broadband companies to charge websites like Netflix for speedier access to their customers.