Sentence examples for ready adoption from inspiring English sources

The most recent local complaint about Seventh Avenue has concerned its ready adoption of chain stores like Rite Aid, Radio Shack and Subway.

His ready adoption of foreign and domestic policy that so diverges from the views of such a large part of the population, a majority even, marks him as perhaps the most radical president in American history.

It's this very oversimplification — the seemingly multifaceted structure that's actually built of similar and easily identifiable forms, like a big rock-candy mountain — that accounts both for her enduring success and for her ready adoption by sub-op-ed ideologues.

The ready adoption of a small number of business-software packages sold by firms such as SAP and PeopleSoft, for instance, is making the maintenance and even the installation of such software increasingly routine as these popular packages are becoming de facto standards.

And with the steady integration of Fashion GPS's technology into the different facets of fashion week, it makes a good case for ready adoption.

However, intensive elements of intervention programs limit their ready adoption into routine clinical care.

Each child and each adopter needs to be psychologically ready for adoption.

The amount of time will depend on numerous factors: the State that you live in, the number of children that are ready for adoption, the age of the children that you are approved to adopt, the number of prospective applicants, and the adoption process of the sending country.

But whatever the motivation, state child welfare officials handling adoptions are increasingly finding themselves face to face with a thorny reality: lots of new children ready for adoption and the same old, very limited pool of foster parents willing to take them in.

Two were ready for adoption.

The new rules could be ready for adoption by the end of next year.