Sentence examples for implications of growing from inspiring English sources
Now the implications of growing up with this different internet system are starting to play out.
Jeremy Heimans, the co-author of "New Power," a forthcoming book about the implications of growing online participation, described to me the process of getting a "Glassdoor face-lift" as "gentle extortion".
Once again they have produced a collection of trends for the year ahead, in their "Global Trends Report".The possibilities of mind control seem alarming ( point 6) as do the implications of growing income inequality (point 10).
Jeremy Heimans, the co-author of "New Power," a forthcoming book about the implications of growing online participation, described to me the process of getting a "Glassdoor face-lift" as "gentle extortion". Threatening to damage your reputation, Glassdoor charges you to repair it.
The arguments of the bad school received another airing Thursday at a panel created by Congress to weigh national-security implications of growing U.S. economic ties with China.
Ammiano has made many attempts to create statewide medical marijuana regulations over the past few years, but each piece of legislation stalled or was defeated by opponents who argued the measures didn't address key issues like the environmental implications of growing cannabis or the criteria for doctors to make recommendations to patients.
The crop rotation scenarios we simulated were those used in an earlier field trial into the implications of management of growing herbicide-tolerant OSR, and represent typical UK crop rotations (BRIGHT; Sweet et al., 2004).
When I pressed them about the political implications of this growing dependency, Lee noted the disquieting rise of a business class in Hong Kong that is "100 per cent" on Beijing's side.
The board, he said, could have done a better job of keeping elected officials fully informed about the implications of those growing costs.
That's a shame because nobody in contemporary American politics understands the implications of the growing poverty epidemic better than Edwards.
