Sentences with phrase «cultural changes likely»

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Those who make the latter choice, argues Horton, are likely to produce better results also in terms of cultural change than are Christians who take the culture wars as their primary task.

Your leader must feel called to this work because he / she will likely have to make changes to their leadership team or share leadership with someone who has different cultural norms.

Let's face it: The way we live and work is changing at lightning speed, from greater freedom in where and how we work to being more likely to interact on a daily basis with those of different cultural backgrounds from our own.

TIMES OF INDIA - Dec 3 - Growing population of youngsters and changing cultural dynamics are set to boost India's online dating market, with the count of users likely to touch 115M in three years with market size to be $ 206M.

New Delhi: Growing population of youngsters and changing cultural dynamics are set to boost the country's online dating market, with the count of users likely to touch 115 million in three years, feel market players.

Teaching long ago came to be thought of as a feminine occupation, and such cultural associations change slowly — though, as Goldstein notes, if teacher education programs were more prestigious and if teacher pay were higher, more men would likely enter the field.

This cultural change also affects how writers themselves regard language... The author notes that younger writers in English are... less likely to know foreign languages, less likely to be interested in the forms of language, including their own, and who, because they regard language as instrumental rather than essential, are less in love with language as part of their literary work.

From the press release (here): «Holmgren uses a scenario planning framework to bring to life the likely cultural, political, agricultural and economic implications of peak oil and climate change.

I don't dismiss cultural or political change, but I do recognize that my bias makes me less likely to accept them.

We can all look back on jobs that no longer exist and those that likely will be eliminated in the next few years because of technology or cultural changes.

Truth # 6: The move toward a client focus is forcing cultural change: Since most law firms place client service as their top goal, when those clients insist that their lawyers be more cost - effective and not re-invent the wheel, law firms are more likely to respond to KM initiatives that help their lawyers be more cost - effective.

Given the close cultural connection between the natural environment and Islander culture, habitat change that impacts significant fauna (for example, reduction in turtle nesting beaches, migratory bird foraging or sea grass bed decline) is likely to affect Islanders» mental well - being.

These changes are also likely to encourage the involvement of cultural community members in the education of their young children.