Sentence examples for quickest adopted from inspiring English sources
Tiotropium was the most widely and quickest adopted drug by family physicians.
"The energy industry has historically not been the quickest to adopt," Bingaman said, with no small measure of understatement.
Interestingly, healthcare is one of the industries that was the quickest to adopt technology in the latter half of the last century — mainframes, ERPs, EMRs, etc.
In the late 17th century, the Spanish friars complained of the infidelity of the Manche; that they were quick to adopt Christianity and equally quick to abandon it.
"We are still in a place where we don't know exactly where it's going to go to first, how it's going to be adopted quickest.
John and Julie Casserly, who turned to international adoption with the notion that the process would be quicker than adopting in this country, said they have bonded with the 11-month-old girl through pictures and a letter from the birth mother.
American industry was quick to adopt the material.
It was a formula Kaloti was quick to adopt.
That may make them keener on ed-tech, and quicker to adopt it.
After the war the Allies were quick to adopt advanced German submarine technology.
They looked for food in novel environments and were quick to adopt newly learned behaviors.
