Annette Baier suggests that 'the secular equivalent of faith in God, which we need in morality as well as in science or knowledge acquisition, is faith in the human community and its evolving procedures in the prospects for many-handed cognitive ambitions and moral hopes' (Baier 1980, 133).
Even then, people enthused about the cell phone's prospects for evolving into something even more exciting.
As in the main setting, let us now describe in more detail the way the composition of this efficient portfolio evolves with migration prospects.
We examined how their roles and place in health systems evolved, and the prospects for these programmes in national policies and strategies to revitalise PHC, as new health care demands arise.
Analysts at Westhouse issued a buy note, saying: [The company] has made a good decision to raise additional funding, in order to allow maximum flexibility for siting its next two wells based on the evolving geological understanding of its prospects rather than financial constraints.
Now, with sovereign wealth funds, many experts are asking whether cross-border investment is evolving into cross-border nationalization, raising the prospect of government interference in free markets, only this time, in other countries' markets.
I cannot bear to present myself as an object of pity before phone numbers have even been exchanged, and the instant imbalance of full disclosure compromises any prospect of a normal friendship evolving.
Accordingly, the prospect beckoned us of (a) evolving oximes for greener radical chemistry and (b) of developing precursors for meagerly studied N- and O-centered species thereby giving entry to diverse heterocycle systems.
At this time, ZOLT is evolving from its development stage into a company with very bright prospects.
Moreover, the shogunal government, the Tokugawa family in particular, would remain a prominent force in the evolving political order and would retain many executive powers, a prospect hard-liners from Satsuma and Chōshū found intolerable.
