Sentence examples for started to be adopted from inspiring English sources

It had also started to be adopted by people living under oppressive governments in countries where speaking freely in an unprotected e-mail message could mean a death sentence.

Furthermore, it has taken years before similar approaches started to be adopted elsewhere [39].

With the growth demand of deployment and advance of wireless technologies, the MR-MC WMN architecture has been started to be adopted as a promising solution.

Although the molecular effects of many targeted-anticancer agents are often characterised in vitro, correlation of such effects with clinical outcome has only started to be adopted in proof-of-concept trials (Goulart et al, 2007; Banerji et al, 2008).

'Responsible innovation' seems like a useful phrase, and it is starting to be adopted by policy folks, but it needs work to stop it being vacuous.

The Swindon model is starting to be adopted across the UK with a new Jobcentre Plus service starting in High Wycombe, and interest from branches in the Thames Valley district, and further afield in Wales.

It's only just starting to be adopted in the lab," Peckham says.

The budget is supposed to be adopted by April 1, the start of the fiscal year.

It's basically the first computer that is truly usable in the field and as a result they are already starting to be rapidly adopted by construction companies.

Aerogel panels laminated to drywall boards have started being adopted in highly energy-efficient buildings.

Unsupervised by CCHQ to start with, it would later be adopted as a critical element in the party's "ground war" since – unlike Team2015 – it had managed to deliver platoons of committed Conservative activists to the places that needed them most in a series of crucial byelections the year before.