Sentence examples for pace of adoption from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khan said he was frustrated by the sluggish pace of adoption.

"The pace of adoption of agricultural-related laws was very slow over the past year," the report stated.

"It should accelerate the pace of adoption of Linux," said Eric Raymond, an evangelist of the open-source movement.

Broadband use is widely considered to be in its infancy, but the pace of adoption is considered by many industry analysts to be as fast as that of any mass-market technology in recent memory.

This is a fantastic manifestation of how the human capacities for specialization, communication and technological innovation lead to rational optimism — although the pace of adoption has been achingly slow in the stroke field, as I'll be writing soon.

And with many of these tools freely available for reuse via developer site Github from Code for Africa, the Sunlight Foundation, Open Knowledge, Democracy Works mySociety or Democracy Club, the pace of adoption of data-driven tools should only accelerate.

That pace of industrial adoption is on a collision course with the measured pace of toxicology and environmental impact research.

Still, the pace of Internet adoption is slowing, said Amy Fickling, who edits a quarterly census on online use for Telecommunications Reports.

Spence's enthusiasm seemed undiminished, but he confessed that he was frustrated by the slow pace of corporate adoption.

[C4.] Gain in New Web Users Is Slowing The number of residential Internet customers fell 0.3percentt last quarter, and while the drop was called a statistical aberration, it indicated a slowdown in the pace of Internet adoption.

Its executive director, Anne Bouverot, says "the rapid pace of mobile adoption has delivered an explosion of innovation and huge economic benefits" and has pumped £20bn into the sub-Saharan African economy.