Sentence examples for rapidly embrace from inspiring English sources

We have everything at our disposal to rapidly embrace a renewable future.

Motorola bet heavily that phone users would rapidly embrace new products that allowed them access to the Internet, but that market has been slow to take off.

I believe cable companies will rapidly embrace this technology and, in doing so, simultaneously move to modular cable termination systems (M-CMTS) vs. centralized CMTS.

A new technology emerges and is rapidly embraced by technology enthusiasts.

Mongolia is rapidly embracing the United States in an effort to develop a balance to its historically dangerous neighbors, China and Russia.

The Greco-Bactrian kingdom founded by Diodotus expanded rapidly, embracing Sogdiana and Aria and extending southward and southeastward.

Internet telephone service remains a tiny segment of telecommunications but is being rapidly embraced, especially by big businesses.

It had an enormous impact on naturalists and experimental biologists, who rapidly embraced the new understanding of the evolutionary process as one of genetic change in populations.

When the inspiration struck for "American Horror Story" the show was rapidly embraced at FX, where "Nip/ Tuck" reigned as a top-rated basic-cable series, and the channel had no problem with the boundaries Mr. Murphy now wanted to push.

While some restaurants are rapidly embracing yield management, Mr. Templeton said: "There is resistance at some restaurants where they like to have that sort of traditional, almost orchestrated feel when you walk in.

Modeled closely on the original nature of the Internet, which grew by chaining together separate computer networks, the technology -- known as wireless mesh routing -- is being rapidly embraced in the United States as well as in the developing world, where it is viewed as a low-cost method for quickly building network infrastructure.