Yet, when he moved to Minnesota in 1994, he also found prejudice, albeit of a subtler sort.He heard stories of exclusion, claims of racial superiority, and a growing habit of noting a person's race.
The trend is meant to counter the growing habit — particularly among younger consumers, like the target audience for the Army, ages 18 to 24 — of ignoring traditional forms of advertising.
The habit of taking photographs, usually with our phones, of anything and everything is everywhere - instead of enjoying things or engaging in them, there is a growing habit just of photographing them.
"Snackification," a term that insiders use in reference to our growing habit of consuming more of our calories between meals, has led to more healthful snacks.
For example, the expansion of fast-growing tree species like Eucalyptus in the highlands of Ethiopia resulted in considerable carbon sequestration though the species was often blamed for intense water consumption due to its growing habit and thus constraining water availability for local communities.
The great mystique of the flora of the Burren lies in its diversity and its growing habits -- Mediterranean and arctic-alpine plants thrive side by side.
It would take too long to grow the seedlings, too much effort to relearn all the plant names and growing habits.
Across and within each classification, rice contains significant diversity in plant architecture and growing habits [3], and in grain phenotypes such as width, weight, cooking properties, aroma, and texture [4].
The "check-in" is growing social habit among the early adopter crowd starting to use geo-social apps such as Foursquare, Gowalla, and Loopt.
Use of methamphetamine remains for now far behind heroin and the Continent's swiftly growing cocaine habit.
An alcoholic with a growing heroin habit, she decides that she must move to save her life, and chooses Los Angeles, where her brother lives.
