Sentences with phrase «quickly embraced it»

He quickly embraced the Young Living culture and developed a passion to serve its members.

Integrated marketing is a concept that has not been quickly embraced by the student housing industry, yet it is proving it can produce results, she said.

The real - estate industry quickly embraced the proposed measures «to enhance the process of buying and selling real estate» but cautioned against using the technology until the rule changes are approved, which could take more than a year.

«Integrated marketing is a concept that has not been quickly embraced by the student housing industry, yet it is proving it can produce amazing results,» said Jamie Matusek, Vice President of Catalyst.

These are not changes that will be quickly embraced by the New York Life's and Northwestern Mutual's of the industry.

When online driving courses emerge in the driving world many people have quickly embraced the technology and were appreciated by parents who have a busy schedule and will not be able to teach their teens as they reach the driving age.

The position of Department Risk Manager was new not only to the Los Angeles Police Department, but also the City of Los Angeles, yet the Department and City's leadership quickly embraced it.

Her passion for food and strong sense of community may have also been seasoned by the cultural joie de vivre she quickly embraced while living in France.

So when something like CAGW comes along, it is quickly embraced as something that people WANT to believe (though they may profess scepticism for practical and selfish reasons).

Whilst his Post-minimalist work was quickly embraced in Europe it took considerably longer for him to be fully recognized in America.

The seriousness of topics such as alcoholism, depression, and poverty was transferred on canvas with great softness and vigor, and therefore Fischl has quickly embraced the description of himself as a painter of the suburbs.

Though skeptical at first, I quickly embraced the fields of zombies and found it a joy to return, even if there was a distinct lack of meaningful parkour.

The games were quickly embraced by fans who found themselves enamored with the astonishing level of detail found in Ryo's world.

Born in the heyday of mullets and the El Camino to a tech - foward family, Damien (a.k.a. Dame, PastorDame) quickly embraced the reality that «normal» is just a setting on a dryer.

The local residents quickly embraced our arrival since we enhanced the area with art culture and brought their beloved Chinese breed of dog.»

In an era of technological improvement, non-union firms have more quickly embraced change.

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Younger owners (well, maybe not that young) quickly embraced it, notably women, who make up 12 percent of the owner body, a huge number for a car in this market category.

Then, when the pencil appears as an emerging technology, as tablet devices and competency - based learning programs are now, the question is whether it would be quickly embraced, or whether policymakers would call for pencil pilot programs to study their effect on classroom learning.

Since taking over Atlanta Public Schools (APS) in 2014, Dr. Meria Carstarphen quickly embraced the challenges ahead of her — rebuilding trust, providing more opportunities for engagement and shifting perceptions to «what's strong versus what's wrong.»

While the online flashcards were quickly embraced by the motivated students, others fell behind.

Against this backdrop, it is hardly surprising that the free schools policy has been so quickly embraced.

AWFJ was born of the founders» collective concerns, and quickly embraced others expressed by women who joined the organization in its early days.

It's an attitude quickly embraced by newcomers, even those who once might have offered the city its most famous backhanded compliment: It's close to both San Francisco and Lake Tahoe.

Starting from the runway, detachable collars are quickly embraced by fashion bloggers and adapted by many avid fashionistas.

When Nancy Jenkins first moved to Tuscany in the early 1970's, she quickly embraced pasta.

Early societies quickly embraced the accident: ancient Sumerians may have diverted as much as 40 percent of all grain to beer production.

Lou Herman and some other dolphin scientists quickly embraced the idea.

The reports were quickly embraced by biblical literalists who believe God created life on Earth less than 10,000 years ago.

Searls provides a detailed recounting of a man whose creativity and curiosity about the human mind drove him to create a new way of «reading» people — an innovation that was quickly embraced, and misunderstood, by the masses.

deal to move the ball forward was quickly embraced by REBNY.

That meant any deal to move the ball forward was quickly embraced by REBNY.

Encouraging your child's first steps, their first words, and their first laugh can be fun, however, there is one milestone that should not be so quickly embraced.

Anthony began his culinary career in Queensland, Australia at 11 Centro Restaurant where he quickly embraced the culinary culture as Commis Chef.

Christians quickly embraced the notion that increased communication would bring about enlightenment and progress, just as sixteenth - century Protestants had seen printing as a providential device to overcome ignorance and superstition and «bring Western Europe out of the dark ages.»

Though the organization is still in its early stages, the fact that Digital Formation was so quickly embraced shows how religious organizations not only desire more exposure to Twitter, but are willing to throw out what Chapman describes as a «behind the times» attitude to get that exposure.

The mainline Protestants quickly embraced the new «diversity,» especially of family living arrangements.

After giving many high - level speeches over the years about Canada's chronically stagnant productivity, Mr. Macklem quickly embraced CDL for the impact it was having.

At first it seemed cheesy and forced, but we quickly embraced it.

T - Mobile became the first major U.S. carrier to eliminate two - year contracts, a shift quickly embraced by consumers and copied by competitors.

But the wise CEO will quickly embrace the accusation as an opportunity to enhance the company's reputation, not just survive the attack.

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The governor wasted no words in blaming a downstate - dominated Legislature for failing to quickly embrace the $ 500 million program he hopes will continue the «unprecedented progress» of economic development in Buffalo — what he labels the most significant in half a century.

Porsche is quickly embracing hybrid technology with cars like the 918 Spyder, the 911 GT3 R Hybrid racecar, the Cayenne S Hybrid, and now the Panamera S Hybrid.

Consumers are quickly embracing eBooks, but there are additional challenges for school districts to do the same,» said Kevin Johnston, Director of Product Design.

More than two years ago, B&N launched a series of initiatives aimed entirely at bringing its customers into its brick - and - mortar stores, even those customers who were quickly embracing ebooks via the Nook.

Having grown up in the Information Age, this generation of consumers also tends to quickly embrace new technologies and even expects a faster rate of product advancement than previous generations.

Quickly embracing the growing consumer automobile market, the company adopted its recognizable winged foot trademark in 1900 and launched the first of its iconic Goodyear advertising blimps in 1912.

U.S. states and cities are quickly embracing renewables, but green energy would be more effective — and much less expensive — with a nationwide plan.

Progressive regulators are urging lawyers to quickly embrace change that is not in their best interests and they express dismissive frustration when lawyers are slow to embrace that change.