Sentence examples for will have adopted from inspiring English sources

As you hurriedly insert some disparaging adjectives into your tale, the person on the receiving end will have adopted the classic "ex-chat" expression: a raised eyebrow coupled with feigned nonchalance.

"What will have occurred, I think, is we will have adopted a land use plan, which will reflect the work of one architect, because each land use plan flows from different visions submitted".

By 2018, children's television will have adopted the presence of this second screen, and it "will be odd not to have children at home drawing along on tablets and then having these appearing live in the show".

It is also likely, although not certain, that by 2004 or 2005 the International Accounting Standards Board will have adopted rules requiring the switch, albeit with details that differ slightly from the American rule.

Professor Steve Hanke, from Johns Hopkins University in the US, reckons much of central and eastern Europe will have adopted the euro directly or via a currency board within the next few years.

In fact, the firm forecasts that only some 8% more will have adopted some type of security system by the close of 2009.

Returning to Italy, he was told that Caesar in his will had adopted him as his son and had made him his chief personal heir.

However, many screening services have adopted or will soon migrate to digital mammography.

It's a solid, if modest number, and by then, most of the early adopters will have, well, adopted.

After all, some will have been adopted from care after parental abuse or neglect.

The European backing means the Paris agreement will have been adopted by more than 55 nations totaling more than 55% of greenhouse gas emissions the level required for it to take effect.