Sentence examples for appropriated the real from inspiring English sources
Internet companies have appropriated the real estate business's mantra — it's all about location, location, location.
In each case, then, a comparatively privileged person has appropriated the real traumas suffered by real people for her own benefit — a boon to the career and the bank account, but more interestingly, judging from the authors' comments, a kind of psychological gratification, too.
And as firms wire themselves up and connect to their business partners, they make the entire economy more and more real-time, slowly but surely creating not so much a "new" but a "now" economy.The next big thingSmall wonder that the Silicon Valley hype machine has already appropriated the concept of real time.
During these moments, those effected normally know whether their or others behavior is appropriate, the real test is usually related to individual interpretation.
The organizers of the conference selected this site for its symbolic importance: the creation of the Gateway Arch displaced low-income residents after the city appropriated real estate for the project.
Internal reform proposals included the more flexible organization of time and content and the addition of extracurricular activities appropriate to the real life of youth and society.
The equation can reflect the propagation of Rossby waves on the plane and is more appropriate for the real ocean and atmosphere than the ((1+1)) dimensional models (such as KdV and mKdV), which can only represent the propagation of Rossby solitary waves in a line.
GPs described patient management as a package of tailored and flexible interventions, built around shared and realistic objectives, appropriate to the real world.
Remember that she is a fictional character in a manga and that her actions are not always appropriate for the real world.
What if you could appropriate the phone to provide real-time updates on the customer's behaviors, perceptions, and emotions?
Little has been done to address physical and cognitive limitations when developing smart textile products and services appropriate to the real-world needs and aspirations of active older users.
