The danger, he went on, is "that academic researchers will not only embrace particular solutions but will fight for them in the political arena".
It is humorous, self-deprecating, packed with alarming figures and thoughtful reflections on so many different forces at work in the world and in education: the rise of China, the failure of American education, the importance of reading, the aspiration that our children will not only embrace the world, but also be fluent in it.
Both the patients and their doctors will, however, only embrace oral chemotherapy so long as it is as effective as i.v. treatment.
In a sort of chicken-or-the-egg problem, Weinberg says that companies like Apple will only start to embrace mobile virtualization once the market shows that the enhanced user experience will lead to enhanced revenues.
Finally, our study only embraced 3 designs.
But for me, as somebody from Lancashire, Manchester and other northern cities will only develop if they embrace the other cultures that exist there.
The e-book trend may be inevitable, critics say, but embracing it will only hasten Waterstones's decline.
For Hutton this prospect is clearly unthinkable, and he goes on at once to declare that "if the next century is going to be Chinese, it will only be because China embraces the economic and political pluralism of the West in general, and our Enlightenment institutions in particular, modified, of course, for the Chinese experience".
Understanding and planning for the future will cement your company's potential for success, but it will only come if you embracing the outlandish, exciting personalities that embody Generation Z.
