Sentence examples for making concrete the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Allanbrook said that 30 years ago, the terra-cotta industry was in decline, making concrete "the optimal choice in a narrow field of imperfect choices".
It is thrift-shop culture, which risks turning bohemianism into an "Antiques Roadshow" fetish but also challenges economic hierarchies -- making concrete the bohemian ideal of the self-made life.
In a way, Uber has done us a favour by making concrete the kind of rightwing libertarian dystopia that would come about if we allowed Silicon Valley to design the future.
It would also help the euro zone by making concrete the undertaking by European leaders last June to break the vicious circle between weak banks and weak governments that has exacerbated the debt crisis.Finance ministers in Germany and other core creditor countries subsequently said that the ESM could be deployed in this way only in new rescues.
The debates around Hugo Chávez, Evo Morales, Rafael Correa (to name just the government that are breaking new ground in political theory and political economy, and that are making concrete the possibilities of decolonial options), are already heated and will continue to be.
Whatever happens, a tip of the hat to Somerset, Kentucky, for making concrete the sometimes abstract and always ideological debate about the role of government and the value of collective action.
The plate demonstrates mathematical concepts, and makes concrete the metaphors used by the author.
We describe imitation game experiments designed to make concrete the idea of interactional expertise.
From the lecture hall to the dining hall, Princeton made concrete the diverse abstractions of sigma algebras, the Greek demos and decision heuristics.
The purpose of this volume is to make concrete the genuinely collaborative experience of university and school teachers in our Institute.
For social science teaching, it is often difficult to make concrete the notoriously abstract conceptions of the French social theorist, Pierre Bourdieu.
