They often are in this volatile field.
Milestone for Kino In the notoriously volatile field of independent film distribution, it's the rare company that reaches the quarter-century mark.
It lacks the energy, the intensity, and the challenges that come from working in a unique and potentially volatile field environment.
The facts speak for themselves: Oil flows have peaked, technology is now mature, the people running the industry are far too old, and few top-notch graduates are interested in embarking on a career in such a volatile field.
In 2000, he represented Juan Miguel Gonzáles, the father of a 6-year-old Cuban boy, Elián Gonzáles, whose mother drowned trying to reach Florida; the custody battle ranged across the volatile field of Cuban-American relations and ended with the boy's return to Cuba.
Zubrin describes aerospace engineering, as "a volatile field, with rich times and lean times.
In this type of Remote Management, humanitarian technologies simply render it superfluous or unnecessary for senior aid agency staff to go into the volatile field.
And bachelor's-level enrollment rose by 21%, an increase that in any other field would seem astonishing, but in the volatile field of computer science isn't that rare: In the mid '90s, undergraduate CS enrollment grew 40% and 39% in consecutive years.
Whereas it is indeed true that many aid agencies removed from the field for security reasons and thereafter began to technologize their operations, some agencies end up in remotely managed programs and projects without the intention to do so initially but simply as a result of the lack of perceived need to send seniors into the volatile field when humanitarian technologies are available.
