Sentence examples for real world public from inspiring English sources

In the real world, public debt tends to spike in reaction to economic downturns generated by financial instability and deflating asset bubbles (and historically during the two world wars).

However, while these schemes are theoretically feasible, there are many practical implementation difficulties on real world public cloud computing platforms.

In a nutshell, Civil's thesis is that consequences and social structures in real world public spaces help keep (most) people doing and saying civil things in public most of the time.

As you get better at the game, you discover that you can train the creatures in "gyms," which are virtual spaces accessible by visiting real world public locations (for example, the White House is a gym).

"Where we have to work harder," he said, "is to relate our work to real-world public policy issues".

"In the public-policy arena, you really need people with strong theoretical training that is also linked to real-world public policy problems," Dr. Hutchings said.

Thus, to better simulate real-world public evaluation processes, it is in our view necessary to let participants do a multi-technology assessment where one technology option can only be evaluated compared to similar alternatives.

One could not (without circularity) explicate phenomenal greenness in terms of represented real-world public color and then turn around and construe the latter real physical greenness as a mere disposition to produce sensations of phenomenal greenness, or in any other way that presupposed phenomenal greenness.

There is the now-common gambit of famous people comically playing with or against their real-world public persona: Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, whom Lopez mistakes for a parking attendant, insults him in Spanish, twice.

The project work is an applied research component of the programme which exposes the students to "real-world" public health problems and encourages them to address these challenges through application of their knowledge and analytical skills in a community setting.

Triangulating and otherwise bringing together evidence arising from different methodologies with sufficient detail to illuminate causal relationships is essential to applying such knowledge to real-world public health problems across diverse situations.