The bias and sensitivity reviewers work with assumptions that have the inevitable effect of stripping away everything that is potentially thought-provoking and colorful from the texts that children encounter.
The "bias and sensitivity reviewers" employed by educational publishers, she argues, "work with assumptions that have the inevitable effect of stripping away everything that is potentially thought-provoking and colorful from the texts that children encounter," and as a result, school curriculums are being reduced to "bland pabulum".
"The political fallout of an ill-conceived system that is not publicised is potentially significant … think about Snowden, Porterr told the Association of Crime Commissioners.
While these sex differences are consistent with previous studies which identify larger career penalties attributable to leaving school in an economic downturn for men than women, it is potentially useful to think why I find few effects among women.
Crutchlow's result is all the more impressive when you remember that he is not on a factory bike, he is on a satellite bike, and it is potentially frightening to think what he could achieve if given the equipment.
And I think I could tell this story, which I think is potentially remarkable -- or human -- or something that might impact--' I just didn't know.
And what we think is potentially going on is that besides protein aggregation, there can be parallel disease mechanism.
The idea that American web services are not as trustworthy as you might think is potentially very damaging.
He also scoffed at using a tape recorder because "I don't want the tape recorder to contradict what I think is potentially a better quote".
The Science Guy talks about his new Netflix show, saluting Buzz Aldrin, and why going to Mars is potentially easier than we think.
The work is potentially interesting, and I think very clearly presented.
