Sentences with phrase «typically early adopters»

While attorneys are not typically early adopters, some are now rising to the challenge of improving efficiency in the delivery of legal services.

(Not typically an early adopter for this very reason.)

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They're usually early adopters, and typically they use mobile technology more than the average consumer.

Garrett See, CEO of DV Chain, a boutique Chicago firm whose biggest cryptocurrency deals reach $ 5 million, says early adopters are typically the sources of the largest blocks for trading.

I think this is just another example of how men seem to typically be the early adopters for tech gadgets.

First year sales are historically pretty low since it's when those new consoles typically have few games and only early adopters are getting on board.

The product is typically deployed to a subset of possible customers, such as early adopters that are thought to be more forgiving, more likely to give feedback, and able to grasp a product vision from an early prototype or marketing information.

Garrett See, CEO of DV Chain, a boutique Chicago firm whose biggest cryptocurrency deals reach $ 5 million, says early adopters are typically the sources of the largest blocks for trading.

The Huawei Honor 8 is once again on sale through Newegg, scoring its early adopters gratis JBL Coach wireless headphones, typically worth $ 125 a pair.

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Kantar continues, stating that: «Early adopters of the iPhone 6 in Great Britain are typically 16 - 24 year olds (34 % of sales) and male (64 %).

Governments haven't typically been thought of as early blockchain adopters.