Companies are like human beings: hardscrabble beginnings beget hard-minded men.
Hervàs presents them with a hint of mystery and a sense of the uncanny (like Andersen's story) as an empty pair of flip-flops or sneakers inexplicably beget this human shadow.
For Mr. Pamuk beauty does not redeem the tragic horrors begotten by human passions and obstinate memory.
As the social web begets a human voice and genuine transparency, it also raises the risks of meeting and maintaining legal compliance.
This same cultural shift begat a new human sub-species: the 50-quid bloke, whose appetite for classic rock and attendant genres remains allied to a relatively generous disposable income.
They are Method humans, reaching deep into their software to beget a replica of truth.
One of the most major concerns in this regard is our efforts to inculcate deep learning into these trucks which would help them make decisions on their own and mimic human behavior whilst reducing the dangers that human drivers beget to themselves and to other people on the road.
It is as true that growth will result from human capital accumulation as it is that growth opportunities will beget better workers and entrepreneurs.
Even terrorist cells are made up, after all, of humans, and the fury that begets reprisals should fade more quickly for a leader killed in battle than for a prisoner jailed or executed.
Liberalism did not beget socialism, which did not beget totalitarianism.
