He argued that the growth and spread of technology leads to population growth, burdens the land, and prompts changes in the organization of institutions.
The next batter, Cody Ransom, ripped a 3-2 pitoh to center field to give the Diamondbacks the lead and prompt some in the crowd of 26,995 to boo the 6-foot-11 Rauch as he shrank off the mound.
Higher values mean higher ability in the second column and more difficult prompts in the third column.
Students worked through the lab in their usual lab groups of up to four students and answered question prompts in the workbook.
Most of the victims were women and children, and the attack has triggered angry calls from Afghans for an immediate US exit, and prompted questions in the west over the military mission.
A further theoretical advance resulted from the 'cultural turn' in the 1990s, which introduced post-structuralist theory and prompted interest in the multiple experiences of rural life by different social groups.
Be vigilant and prompt in seeking help.
A collection of '30s era photographs — including shots of the 1937 flood that devastated downtown and prompted development in the eastern, now more affluent, sections of town — adorns the walls, and a discreet jazz trio performs in the corner.
The violations increased suspicion that the Chinese toy industry, which supplied 80% of the toys sold in the U.S., was not adequately enforcing safety standards and prompted calls in the U.S., Canada, and other countries for increased regulation.
For example, in the UK the death of a young woman on the day she received the HPV vaccination received widespread media coverage and prompted anxiety in the wider population [ 78], despite her death being unrelated to the vaccine.
