Sentence examples for smaller adoption from inspiring English sources

In the United States, Pearson expects "college enrolments will be flat given forecast modest improvements in US employment," "a smaller adoption market in K-12 learning services," and "reduced testing revenues in North America reflecting State and National Assessment contract losses worth approximately £100m announced in 2015".

On a shoe-string budget comprised of small adoption fees, meager profits from the low-cost veterinary treatments they provide and the occasional donor, Wright Way Rescue takes nearly 4,000 animals off death row each year and places them in loving homes.

In their study, the FAO aims to show that while currently, methods to reduce the impact of livestock are only applied on a small-scale, "their adoption and use by the bulk of the world's producers can result in significant reductions in emissions".

A coming webinar looks at small-business adoption of mobile.

He sees small merchant adoption of NFC being 3-5 years out.

Other social networks are incomparably smaller and their adoption rate by airline PR departments is relatively low, therefore we did not see a case for including them in the study.

However, for smaller enterprises, the adoption of (non-mission critical) cloud-based applications mirrors their use of email messaging, desktop hosting and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications for collaboration.

Controlling for pre-conditions that determine irrigation choices clearly improves our understanding of small-scale farmer irrigation adoption decisions and we argue that weaker knowledge about and lower automatic diffusion of modern irrigation is a main obstacle for improving small-scale farmer productivity.

"Cost is now a fairly small barrier to adoption for the remaining 14m or so feature [relatively basic] phone owners in Britain," said Dominic Sunnebo of Kantar.

Experiments with RF instrumentation proved this method to be capable of detecting small tumors, but adoption in screening campaigns requires the replacement of RF tools with ad hoc circuits and systems.

The industry is still young and the volumes are still small, but as adoption grows, many labs are likely to develop IP advantages by having access to data that their competitors don't.