Sentences with phrase «become hotbeds»

Suburbs like Millburn, renowned for educational excellence, have become hotbeds in the nation's charter school battles, raising fundamental questions about the goals of a movement that began 20 years ago in Minnesota.

Arid cities like Phoenix will become hotbeds for heatwaves compared to their rural surroundings, while cities on the eastern seaboard will be less severely affected by heatwaves compared to theirs.

By 2100, arid cities like Phoenix will become hotbeds for heatwaves compared to their rural surroundings, while cities on the eastern seaboard will be less severely affected by heatwaves compared to theirs.

Low - and high - Earth orbits have become hotbeds of scientific and commercial activity, filled with hundreds upon hundreds of satellites from about 60 different nations.

This from a person who practices a religion that has millions of it's adherents everywhere calling for the death of anyone who draws their child touching, slave owning prophet, but is upset when new yorkers are mad about the building of a mosque (which as everyone knows, become hotbeds of islamic fundamentalist education) right next to the spot that your pathetic comrades killed thousands of innocent people.

Most are well aware that large sporting events and other gatherings can quickly become hotbeds for sex trafficking even here in the U.S. Amidst our celebrations, we must remember those living in bondage for whom Sunday night will likely bring increased abuse and exploitation.

That's why cities like San Francisco and New York have become hotbeds of peer - to - peer sharing.»

Aurora is the 37th company to receive an autonomous vehicle testing permit in California, one of several states that have become hotbeds for the development and testing of self - driving cars.

Canada, by the mid-2000s, had become a hotbed for phony bills: for every one million legitimate banknotes out there, the Bank of Canada was turning up 470 counterfeits — 10 times the rate that most G20 countries consider acceptable.

San Diego is quickly becoming a hotbed for small business.

While other metropolitan areas get more attention for their tech scenes, Chicago has quietly become a hotbed of innovative start - ups.

Taylor Swift's The Swift Life, the pop singer's new social networking app, only launched over the weekend, but it didn't take long for the app's newsfeed to become a hotbed for divisive political commentary.

But I've seen situations — even in large, sophisticated companies — where the program becomes a hotbed of resentment and frustration.

The CBOE's VIX futures contract has quickly become a hotbed of speculative trading interest.

«Because of that, it becomes a hotbed of discussion and debate which are some of the best things that can happen in a writers room.

By bringing together a thriving community of retailers, brands, media, investors and other industry stakeholders, the event becomes a hotbed of innovation and opportunity.»

The French top flight has become a hotbed for young talent, with some of the brightest young talent in the world game currently plying their trade in L'Hexagone.

Mistake: Nursing pads need changing every few feeds; otherwise they can become a hotbed of germs.

But by then, the idea that Labour had become a hotbed of anti-Semitism had become a major theme in the British press.

Buffalo is becoming a hotbed for business entrepreneurs.

Despite Westminster becoming a hotbed of conspiracy and rumours since MPs received a letter on their expenses from Sir Thomas Legg on Monday, the topic did not emerge during the session.

«What I feel here is that Buffalo has really become a hotbed of innovation in collaboration with assistance from Governor Cuomo and 43 North, but also UB is represented here,» Hochul said.

The work proved for the first time that DNA from nonliving tissue could be reproduced, and Berkeley quickly became a hotbed of ancient DNA research.

Stuttgart has become a hotbed of renewables research.

Scientists hadn't realized that the fish — the world's largest at roughly the size of a school bus — frequented these waters, and the gas field soon became a hotbed for studying this endangered species.

Synopsis: One unlucky evening, Louis Cropa (Danny Aiello), a part - time bookmaker, discovers that his restaurant has become a hotbed of conflicting characters... [MORE]

If you were adventurous enough to look beyond the premieres at the 1500 capacity Eccles theater, you would find incredible independent cinema, made by tomorrow's visionaries, stamped all over the festival's NEXT section, or even the Documentary sections which have become a hotbed for Oscar - nominated non-fiction, just this year 3 of the 5 Best Documentary nominees made their premieres at Sundance in 2017 («Icarus,» «Strong Island,» and «Last Men in Allepo).

As the awards season ramps up to full throttle, the cinema becomes a hotbed of rejected newcomers, eager to clog up the piping and serve as 90 + minute studio tax write - offs.

Over the years, our Facebook and Twitter feeds have become a hotbed for unfounded claims, unverified or false information, and mind - numbingly myopic arguments one could only very loosely refer to as «rhetoric».

While Formula E is yet to fully win over motorsport fans, the series has become a hotbed of close, exciting racing and has undoubtedly added a new dimension to the motorsport world.

In late 2011 I joined the Kboards, an online forum that had become a hotbed of information for indie authors trying to make inroads in selling digital books.

New Jersey has become a hotbed for financial turmoil regarding these loans.

One last thing I wanted to mention, while Rockman Unity became a hotbed of announcements earlier this week, it was confirmed that Rockman Classics Collection is going to include several «new» pieces missing from Legacy Collection in its Museum, most noticeably the U.S. Mega Man boxes.

Instagram has become a hotbed of art communication.

Since that time, the community has become a hotbed of art activity, and now even monolithic Manhattan galleries have begun to stake out territory.

Not long after the Third Reich shut down the Bauhaus, the avant - garde art school where Josef and Anni had both studied and taught, Josef was fortuitously invited to lead the art department at the newly founded Black Mountain College, the North Carolina art school that would soon become a hotbed of modernist experimentation.

Over the past decade San Diego has becoming a hotbed of innovation and experimentation for art and technology.

Once a gritty industrial neighborhood ignored by the city's elite, Williamsburg became a hotbed for artistic activity in the «90s, luring artists with an abundance of cheap loft space.

Historically a center for craft and industry, it has today become a hotbed for artists, drawn by the Glasgow School of Art, who continue to live and work there after graduation.

Works offered for auction in May that reflect how 1980s New York became a hotbed of artistic creativity

With the onset of World War II, New York City became a hotbed for the international avant - garde, allowing for an influx of European aesthetic movements.

Once home to working class Jewish immigrants, the Lower East Side has become a hotbed of creativity for artists of all stripes.

At that time, the school had become a hotbed of avante garde collaboration and featured a number of talented artists who began drawing national attention, including dancer Merce Cunningham and musician John Cage.

TWITTER has become a hotbed of debate between staunch believers of catastrophic anthropogenic global warming (CAGW) and those sceptical of the supposed adverse impacts of mankind's energy emissions on planet Earth.

East Africa has quickly become the hotbed for a booming off - grid solar market.

Add in the many tourists visiting every year and Orlando becomes a hotbed for traffic gridlock, tickets and accidents.

That law also allows private citizens to sue, and Illinois has become a hotbed of legal activity surrounding uses of the increasingly popular technology.

The game became a hotbed of eSports activity here lately.

China has also become a hotbed for research involving blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.

South Korea, which became a hotbed of cryptocurrency activity last year, is also tightening oversight as it works on a comprehensive set of regulations, though it has allowed exchanges to keep operating for now.