Sentence examples for suddenly adopted from inspiring English sources

And in the Colorado wrongful-death case, the hospital suddenly adopted the courts', not the church's, definition of life.

It is not because Wall Street has suddenly adopted a philosophy of "to each according to his own needs".

Two years later, with an election looming, the prime minister of the day, Mr Rudd, thought this would be popular and suddenly adopted an amended version as policy.

Previously grainy and dark, the show suddenly adopted the airless high-definition picture and preference for stark whites that were prevalent in British television at the time (2003).

He was asked about the much higher profile he had suddenly adopted, and whether he had changed his mind about there being "only one president at a time".

As a result, today the Episcopal Church looks roughly how Roman Catholicism would look if Pope Benedict XVI suddenly adopted every reform ever urged on the Vatican by liberal pundits and theologians.

But Kristin Halvorsen, Norway's finance minister, questioned whether China, Russia or even Kuwait could suddenly adopt Norwegian openness.

There was little likelihood that suddenly adopting the crawl, at which she'd never been any good, would improve her chances, so the sidestroke it would remain.

The Baden-Württemberg referendum is evidence in its favour.Germany will not now suddenly adopt the Swiss custom of putting everything to a popular vote.

Why did White suddenly adopt, at this very late stage of his career, what looks like a quite different mode of narration from that which he had so carefully cultivated over the years?

With Republicans unlikely to suddenly adopt a more bipartisan approach to domestic policy, the president will have no choice but to concentrate in his last two years in the White House on foreign policy.