Sentence examples for ready to adopt it from inspiring English sources

Some Whole Foods competitors are happy about the new policy, even if they're not ready to adopt it themselves.

Even the best product in the world could fail if the market isn't yet ready to adopt it at massive scale.

"Responsible medical opinion," it announced, "is ready to adopt new criteria for pronouncing death to have occurred in an individual sustaining irreversible coma as a result of permanent brain damage".

The National League of Cities told the Supreme Court in a brief that other cities were ready to adopt the Indianapolis program if the court upheld it.

Only Mr. Besha seems ready to adopt the power plant, but Niagara Mohawk has refused to sell it to him, citing his lawsuit against it and questioning whether he had enough money for such a project.

"It shows the governments are not ready to adopt trade bans as a way to protect species".

Virtual reality will produce its own "Super Mario" or "Fallout" and by the time it does, the eyeballs will be ready to adopt titles and potential franchises.

First, it implies that spiral ganglion-derived SPCs are ready to adopt a spiral ganglion cell fate without the need for further genomic manipulation of donor cells.

In many teams it is expected from the architect to undertake all of the major adaptions of the architectural model in order to make it fit for the transfer (the consultants are not ready to adopt the imported models).

Yet, long-term residential care facilities (LTRCFs) often do not have the financial resources to implement health IT, and workers in these settings are often not ready to adopt such systems.

The state appears ready to adopt a law that would give domestic workers basic workplace benefits, which would make it the first state in the nation to do so.