Sentence examples for to only adopt from inspiring English sources

Then, a couple years ago I started keeping my resolutions because I chose to only adopt a new practice that I could really get behind and was truly passionate about.

One possibility is that the histones released from the lipid droplets adopt a conformational state that renders them able to non-specifically disrupt cells: the key to immunity with self-toxicity, therefore, would be the ability to only adopt this conformational state in the right place at the right time when bacteria are in the vicinity.

Startups will need to buckle up and be prepared to not only adopt these trends, but also the countless more that are likely to surface during the course of the coming year.

In the end, he is determined to not only adopt his father's dream (even when it killed him), but to surpass him as he states "It's the only dream you can have -- to come out No. 1 man".

The solution lies in political will to not only adopt progressive policy but implement it as well: UN member states and development partners must uphold their commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals to leave no one behind - including older women and men.

Schools must be provided with the guidance and support to not only adopt a compliant policy, but extend beyond the letter of the law and change the climate of bullying in their schools.

These are the kids who get no personal satisfaction from being kind to others but only adopt a fake sweetness for as long as it takes to rake in the loot.

The industry in the USA has too much to lose and will only adopt once technology has a proven record.

However, studies on game-based science learning usually only adopt questionnaires to evaluate scientific concepts, and use interviews or observations to assess problem solving ability, neglecting the importance of investigating game-making outcomes.

That's not to say that users will only adopt just the one mobile messaging-like app, and if they're using X, they won't use Y. Neither communications, social networking, or messaging are zero-sum games.

In research on Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs), it has been shown that teachers often do not explore VLEs to their full potential and only adopt a limited set of the available tools.