At the end of 2014, Greenpeace UK executive director John Sauven predicted that – in the wake of changes like the US-China bilateral climate agreement and global advances in clean energy – 2015 would be the year that support for climate skeptics would crumble.
In the wake of changes laid out in the Affordable Care Act, public and private hospitals are already preparing to have their income tied partly to patient outcomes and cost containment, but the city's plan extends that financial incentive to the front line, the doctors directly responsible for treatment.
Her memoir is not only an attempt to make her life more "intelligible" to others but to make her new self intelligible to herself, even in the wake of changes that have made her almost unrecognizable_.__ _She knows that her past self is "forever lost"; her pre-injury body's joys and pleasures, now accessible only through her memories, have taken on "a dangerous golden glow".
In the wakes of change, local bears have found ways to make use of available resources and to share their environment with humans.
Further insight into the infective dose for grazing animals as well as the symptoms in such animals infected with low doses is needed to better predict risks from old spores remaining in non-endemic countries where the situation may change in the wake of climate change.
In the wake of technological change, there will not only be changes to patterns of trade, but new opportunities will also be created where the arts, entertainment and personal contacts are concerned.
Before Sept. 11, they were already being swept along in the powerful wake of urban change.
Am I a Luddite smarting in the wake of inescapable change?
It also taught me that what came in the wake of any change, however terrifying, couldn't have been more thrilling.
The commercial director, group sales director and group marketing director have followed managing director Hugo Drayton out of the door in the wake of the change of ownership of the newspaper group.
