Sentences with phrase «between jumping on the bandwagon»

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Many Social Democratic and Labour parties have jumped on the bandwagon of finance capital, not recognizing the need to rescue industrial capitalism from dependence on neofeudal finance capital before the older conflict between labor and industrial capital over wage levels and working conditions can be resumed.

What makes me laugh is how the media jumped on the bandwagon... Even Ian Wright was banging on about how we will be crowned champions with Cech in between the sticks But after the west ham game... Wright said» we are a million miles away from winning the premier league»?

Dame Alison Peacock, the chief executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, which this week signed a pledge to support evidence - based practice, said the difference between the EEF findings and the earlier work in the US «emphasise the importance of carrying out robust evaluation, in context, before simply jumping on a bandwagon».

Now it looks like Kia is jumping on the special edition bandwagon with the release of the Stinger GT Atlantica, which «celebrates the cross-Atlantic collaboration between the U.S. and the vehicle's Germany - based development roots and introduces exclusive features not previously offered.»

For the NASDAQ market between 1973 and 2002, buy - and - hold outperformance averaged 5.3 % a year, due in large part to investors jumping late on the tech bandwagon and then catching the brunt of the dot - com collapse.

VIRGIN AMERICA LAUNCHES DOUBLE POINTS... In line with other airlines this fall, Virgin America is jumping on the double points bandwagon offering twice as many Elevate points per flight between now and the end of the year.

For those of you who plan on jumping on the next generation bandwagon this Holiday season, you will be able to pick between a $ 329 Xbox One bundle that comes with the system, Assassin's Creed Unity, and Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.

«I support [the work of the NIPCC] because I am convinced that the whole field of climate and climate change urgently needs an open debate between several «schools of thought,» in science and well as other disciplines, many of which jumped on the IPCC bandwagon far too readily.