Sentence examples for growing harmony from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s the growing harmony and unity of economics was rudely shattered, first by the simultaneous publication of American economist Edward Chamberlin's Theory of Monopolistic Competition and British economist Joan Robinson's Economics of Imperfect Competition in 1933, then by the appearance of British economist John Maynard Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money in 1936.

The world of "Contempt" is epic in a new way: a world growing in harmony, not opposition, with artifice.

Workers in neat uniforms bearing the legend "Growing in Harmony" harvest the flowers and deliver them to an on-site packaging facility.

Who will stand up and gauge whether the three pillars of sustainability are working and growing in harmony?

"The poet belonged to a world that grew in harmony, not opposition, to nature".

But the kids themselves, now grown, say "Harmony didn't create this mysterious subculture of skateboarders in New York City.

Now Mr. Cannard lets weeds grow in harmony with his crops and is the main herb and vegetable grower for Chez Panisse in Berkeley, a temple of organic cuisine.

Humanity, machines, and animals grow in harmony to the point where a new super species is born.

The portal is an evolving resource, whose functionality and utility will grow in harmony with the evolving needs of the global life science research communities it serves, and synergistically with bioinformatics training initiatives around the world.

It describes Muslims and Hindus growing up in harmony, and teachers and family members helping him get into boarding school and college.

There is a rapturous sequence in which a couple exchange murmurs of melody, sitting down, getting up, sitting down again, leaning on each other: they seem to represent pioneers growing old in harmony with nature.