Sentences with phrase «growing realisation»

The risks of doing nothing Along with the threat of infection and reduction in well - being, there is growing realisation of the links between hygiene and washroom standards and a wide range of negative health and behavioural issues.

Like the forgiveness film «Luggage», that forgiveness is a better way to live, so hopefully we made that film out of our own growing realisation that harbouring bitterness and revenge is just an awful existence.

So that was a nice surprise for me, not actually a surprise but more a pleasant growing realisation that how well these non-European regions can compete not just in quality but in style with some top Burgundian wines.»

The rise reflected a growing realisation that the first increase in OPEC production quotas, which were negotiated in March, might not match increases in world demand.

I'm not saying the traditional family structure is the only one, of course not, but we have to be realistic; and through listening to many women and reading numerous articles in newspapers it is clear there is a growing realisation of this fact.

Amarjit Sahota, president of Ecovia Intelligence, organiser of the summit, said: «There is a growing realisation that the food industry plays an important role in resolving many of the sustainability issues we face; by hosting this summit, we want to ensure Asia is also part of the solution.»

In the context of the season, however, five Premier League reverses on the bounce and a growing realisation that we are feasible relegation candidates, another three points surrendered is a major concern.

There is a growing realisation that Clinton is not a sure thing and Trump may actually be elected.

However, the decision to stagger the changes reflects a growing realisation by ministers that Labour could exploit the changes to attack Tory and Lib Dem councillors in local elections next year.

Ed Miliband may survive because the Labour brand is strong and there is a growing realisation (eg here and here and here) that the Conservatives are going to struggle to win the next election.

These changes, along with the continent's estimated population of around 570 million, have driven a growing realisation of the importance and potential of effective communication and public affairs campaigns in the region.

While specific disease processes have long been a focus of biomedical research, there is growing realisation that fundamental aspects of ageing are an essential part of the problem.

Importantly, he pointed out that human beings were now carrying out a large - scale geophysical experiment of a kind that could not have happened in the past or be reproduced in the future - an allusion, perhaps, to the growing realisation of the finite, one - off nature of the fossil fuels, being as they are a non-renewable resource over human timescales.

The actors within it all reel with convincing horror, as the chase veers towards a growing realisation that the answer to this mystery will not soothe the frazzled viewer.

King sets up her own all - female tennis association, though adding to the strain is the growing realisation — through a blossoming relationship with hairdresser Marilyn (Andrea Riseborough)-- that she is gay.

Will Hinks, managing director at another BESA member organisation, Metalliform, and backed up this fact by stating: «There is no doubt that more schools have the budgetary confidence to invest in classroom refurbishment and there is a growing realisation that comfortable ergonomically correct furniture aids learning through improved concentration spans and behaviour.

«There is a growing realisation in the marketplace that companies engaged in sustainability often show enhanced fundamental and financial performance,» says Aaron Cooper, Chief Investment Officer, Equities, Putnam Investments.

Irvin's work developed from a time when he considered that in order to give the necessary gravitas to a painting it had to be dark and sombre, through to a growing realisation that high key colour can be crucial in the achievement of full expressive and communicative force.

This has sparked a growing realisation that so - called negative emissions might be necessary to meet the goals of Paris, where an overspend against the carbon budget is paid back by pulling CO2 from the air.

At the time of the session, there was a lot of discussion in the media over the growing realisation that global temperatures seemed to have «paused» for the last 10 - 15 years, even though CO2 emissions had been continuing unabated.

This move by CC comes amid a growing realisation among law firms that they need to look at pricing within the context of process improvement.

With the rising number of female lawyers, together with cloud based technology and a growing realisation that the rainmakers in a law firm should be properly rewarded for their contributions, the traditional model of a law firm is looking more and more archaic in a more commercial age.

But there is a growing realisation that most individuals may not make rational decisions about money in the trauma and grief of losing a loved one.

The jury is still out on whether wireless headphones are better than wired ones, but there is clearly a growing realisation that the former is good enough for users to embrace them without much thought.

This focus does not radically change when earning begins: there is a growing realisation that ongoing development, both professional and personal, is important in the graduate workforce.