Was Lee concerned about continually pitching in the intense summertime heat in Texas?
If we are concerned about continually enhancing the learning experience of our students, then we must examine how teachers seek to improve their practice.
With environmental concerns continually on the rise, greater demand for fuels with low-sulfur content has increased the focus on hydrotreating (HDT) catalysts (Topsøe et al. 1996).
Issue wear-out may explain why other more immediate political concerns continually take precedence over SHS on the political agenda, why the public does not appear impassioned about the issue, and why SHS does not appear to politicians as a politically urgent problem that must be addressed.
This is a deeply misleading term, for any improviser worth his or her salt is continually concerned with structure, while recognizing that structure might be a mutable concept.
Those who teach history should be continually concerned with the task of seeking the solid and concrete behind the empty and abstract.
Early Retirement Plan Richard Williams has predicted early retirement for his daughters, Venus and Serena, and seems continually concerned over how they might be wasting their youth on more tennis instead of more education.
Throughout his presidency, Grant was continually concerned with the civil rights of all Americans, "irrespective of nationality, color, or religion".
While some people might be concerned about President George Bush continually obsessing about bombing, they are missing the larger point.
This year, we will do the same, only more so looking for innovations that have also helped foster a culture of change within the organisation concerned, making it better at continually reinventing itself and thereby better at replacing ageing revenue streams.Readers who wish to nominate innovators who have wrought such changes over the past decade can do so at www.economist.com/forums/tq.
