Sentence examples for readily adopted from inspiring English sources

Kukulska-Hulme et al. (2011, p. 19) note that mobile technologies will not necessarily be readily adopted for learning, as there are a variety of barriers to adoption.

Sure, small, nimble IT organizations and tech companies may have readily adopted Web 2.0 but "corporate" IT isn't known for be early adopters of technology, especially Web 2.0.

However, as firearms became more accurate, they were readily adopted.

Few consumer technologies have been so readily adopted as filmless electronic cameras.

The techniques developed in the Baltimore URI were readily adopted in New Haven.

After that, the ingots were more readily adopted, and the anemia rate fell forty-six per cent.

They readily adopted Christian teachings following European contact, and even the more remote villages built churches, often of grand proportions.

Both approaches should be readily adopted by shelters today with the vision and commitment from a new mayor.

Several producers suggest that glass-infused paint will be readily adopted by automakers, who rely on new colors to make distinctions between makes and model years.

He says uptake within public sector agencies is constrained by budgets, but once solutions are demonstrated they are readily adopted and expanded.

Each approach advocates languages, tools, and processes as supplements to traditional engineering processes; however, these approaches are not readily adopted.