For the first time in decades, there is now a realistic chance that the Supreme Court will become an engine of progressive change rather than an obstacle to it.
Every startup is an engine of change, and a potentially enormously powerful one.
Because while we live in capitalism, no art collective, no protest, will be as effective an engine of change as a successful startup.
But the liberalisation that brought this consumer boom about has limped to a halt.The engine of change was an investment law passed in 1991, in response to a severe recession in the late 1980s.
Utopian architecture in this respect has imagined itself to be a sublime engine of social change physically enforced; change the physical conditions of an imperfect thing, a city, and you will make it better.
At the corporate university, the ability of students to critique society decreases, and the university becomes a place of social stagnation rather than an engine of social change.
It states that gene loss can be an advantageous event and thus can serve as an engine of evolutionary change [ 48, 49].
The Telegraph, as ever, an engine of social change.
Its mission was to become an engine of technological change that would cover the gap between fundamental discoveries and their military use.
A number of authors have described these events with a "less-is-more" hypothesis, suggesting that gene loss, or pseudogenization, may serve as an engine of evolutionary change, especially in human evolution [ 19, 20].
