A small wind and the rumpled clouds' reflection.Ho hum... What's needed is something under the pond's skin,Something we can't see that controls all the things that we do see.Something long and slithery, something we can't begin to comprehend,A future we're all engendered for, sharp teeth, Lord, such sharp teeth.Heaven's eel.
It can also be seen as a threat to their chances of future employment, thus engendering anxiety.
Beyond basic needs, cash is vulnerable to personal consumption splurges and several culturally-embedded expenditures, such as acts of generosity and hospitality that promote sociality and are believed to engender future prosperity, as well as an acceptance of 'daring' (irresponsible) consumption among youth (Walsh 2003).
"Employees see that we invest in them for the future; that engenders individuals' willingness to go the extra mile".
Lastly, future avenues of research which may be engendered and engineered to enhance the biohydrogen generation and process biokinetics are discussed.
Fullerenes and nanotubes have engendered much excitement, especially with regard to possible future applications, but so far such applications have been few and far between.
The scenarios have engendered stronger confidence in people when planning for the future.
Whatever the merits of these laws, their complexity created considerable uncertainty among managements about the costs of hiring or credit and even the future availability of credit, a consideration that greatly exacerbated the reluctance engendered by the recessionary experience.
And while the hype around these startups may have subsided, the change in mindset they have engendered means that their influence will continue well into the future.
