Sentence examples for wider adoption of from inspiring English sources

There are hurdles to the wider adoption of some techniques, however.

Joining the ODI in driving and overseeing wider adoption of these practices is the Open Knowledge Foundation (OKFN).

Part of the 2009 federal stimulus package was meant to encourage and promote wider adoption of electronic records.

The prognosis for the wider adoption of technology in health-care is finally starting to look more promising.

Because it means wider adoption of Android, and as more Android-based devices flood the market, the hardware manufacturers themselves are increasingly irrelevant.

One major roadblock for wider adoption of in-home monitoring has been concern that older people, unused to everyday technologies like the Internet, would resist their use.

The Obama Administration has pushed for wider adoption of treatments that help manage withdrawal symptoms as well as those which reduce cravings for drugs.

On the one hand, new government offices are built to BEAM standards, and the authorities here recently backed the wider adoption of those standards.

After Xerxes the production of original Old Persian inscriptions declined, probably as a result of the wider adoption of Aramaic and Elamite as the usual means of writing.

A wider adoption of this "combo approach" could reduce many employers' future pension liabilities, while providing the cushion of a guaranteed benefit to employees.

One of the biggest obstacles to the wider adoption of electric vehicles has been their limited range compared with gas-fueled rivals.