"This planned $1.5 billion investment in wind energy will spur tremendous growth in the renewable energy sector," Mr. McGarr was quoted in a news release as saying, "and directly create hundreds of high-paying American jobs".
Then it began to drop again because, Mr. Schaller theorized, tremendous demand was spurred by the creation of many more jobs in the city and a rise in tourism.
During the 13 years that Mr. Forrester has run BeneCard, the soaring cost of prescriptions has spurred tremendous growth and profitability among pharmacy benefit managers, known as P.B.M.'s; they now cover more than 70percentt of all Americans.
These demonstrations have spurred tremendous interest in the field of carbon nanotube electronics for several reasons.
The exceptional optical properties introduced by LSPRs have spurred tremendous efforts to design and fabricate highly SERS-active substrates for molecular sensing.
Currently, the research in the field of plasmonics has spurred a tremendous amount of interest and found a wide variety of applications, including chemical and biological sensing, fluorescence, waveguide, and novel optical devices [1 5].
A surge in studies describing the impact of these danger signals has also spurred a tremendous interest in the discovery of signaling pathways regulating their 'emission'emission
This possibility of linking ecologically relevant phenotypes with their underlying genes and genetic architecture has spurred a tremendous amount of research in fields as different as epidemiology, ecology, developmental biology, medicine, agriculture and aquaculture [ 9– 12].
This debate generated tremendous controversy (Hull 1988) and it spurred on the development of methods to statistically correct for dependence among species' trait values when assessing an adaptive hypothesis (Felsenstein 1985, Harvey and Pagel 1991).
With some lamenting the lagging reform process that has hampered India realising its tremendous potential, the threat of crisis may spur needed reforms to increase industrialisation, reduce the regulatory burden, and importantly increase investment in education, among others.
