Bell's own vision of social change was increasingly guided, meanwhile, by a reading of the philosopher John Dewey and his espousal of a mildly socialist "mixed economy", balanced between private and public ownership.
His life, meanwhile, increasingly felt like a series of derailments.
Governments, meanwhile, increasingly see citizens as consumers, to be listened to through the marketing device of focus groups.
Greek politicians, meanwhile, increasingly resemble kamikaze pilots, ready to take the European banking system down with them if their demands are not met.
Grocery chains like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, meanwhile, increasingly offer "meal solutions," an industry term for dinners that require little or no preparation, and those compete with casual restaurants, too, Mr. Tristano said.
Meanwhile, increasingly poptastic electro-indie quartet Everything Everything follow their second album Arc with shows at Cambridge Junction (Mon); Birmingham Library (Tue); Heaven, London (Wed); Oxford Academy (Thu) and Sheffield Leadmill (Sat).
An increasingly expansive Beijing, meanwhile, is eager to court the Nepalese government as it opens trade routes south and westward and seeks to keep the country's exiled Tibetan community from fomenting unrest across the border in China-controlled Tibet.
Western firms, meanwhile, increasingly want Indian providers to do more than just keep systems running; they want help in developing new solutions to business problems—something few Indian firms are set up to do.The question is whether the industry's business model can cope with these threats even as the potential for growth in its established markets declines.
Meanwhile, increasingly, your cars and even guns can be hacked.
Their teachers, meanwhile, increasingly are cut-rate adjuncts rather than the famous professors the recruiting brochures boast about.
