The ABAG report also studiously avoids mentioning the potential greenhouse gas reductions to be had by expanding telecommuting, which is growing six times faster than the fervently pushed transit commuting in the region.
He had also grown to fervently wish that it had been someone else behind the wheel of the car on that long ago August day.
Before the World Trade Center attack, electronic dance music showed a growing infatuation with music from the Arab world: a source for fervently rough-hewn voices, plaintive string phrases and pinpoint hand-drum rhythms, providing very human elements amid computerized mixes.
At a time when athletes are growing increasingly isolated from their fans, the UConn women find themselves embraced perhaps more fervently than any female sports team, amateur or professional.
His chief concern is the fear that ever widening inequality will undermine our democracy: "Americans believe fervently in the value of social equality, and social equality is at risk when incomes become too dramatically unequal.... Growing income inequality makes it especially difficult to maintain any spirit of e pluribus unum".
Americans believe fervently in the value of social equality and social equality is at risk when incomes become too dramatically unequal.... Growing income inequality makes it especially difficult to maintain any spirit of e pluribus unum.
By the time I'd grown out of Playaway, I fervently wished that Toni Arthur would, but really?
"GM rice can also give results like this, helping farmers earn about $85 more per hectare per season versus farmers who grow traditional rice," Huang adds fervently, because all genetically modified crops give higher yields while lowering costs by requiring less pesticide.
At the same time, he fervently preaches the benefits of car sharing, locally grown food and affordable housing.
This rather amuses Du Sautoy, because before he got into maths as a teenager, he fervently wished to become a spy when he grew up.
