It's psychologically challenging to put off satisfaction in the present for security in the future — much
less decades in the future.
Not exact matches
There is another limitation on coal's
future in Appalachia: After
decades of heavy production, there is
less of it to be mined.
After all it was widely feared
less than two
decades ago that the establishment of the ECB
in Frankfurt
in 1998 had all but killed London's continued
future as the center of European finance.
«If this research is borne out
in future studies, we could be
less than a
decade away from a safe and effective live - attenuated vaccine for RSV.»
After being
in the industry for over a
decade, he's sure that the
future needs to be
less about recycling waste and more about avoiding it altogether.
Many educators, policymakers, and other stakeholders worry that increasing selectivity may lead to a
less racially diverse teacher workforce, as minority candidates generally score lower on many of the current selectivity metrics used by teacher preparation programs.14 Others maintain that the diversity gap will only continue to grow
in the
decades to come, even with a focus on the recruitment and retention of the current generation of prospective teachers.15 Instead, those skeptical of the United States» ability to attain both goals offer solutions such as increased cultural competency among the existing teacher workforce to inspire and encourage a more diverse generation of
future educators.16
What had been heralded by many within the profession as the
future of teacher education all but vanished
in less than a
decade.
Though moderate inflation during the past
decade has resulted
in current withdrawal rates that are a bit
less for the 2000 retiree than for some retirees
in the 1960s, this is hardly reassuring with further analysis based on the required
future asset returns needed for sustainability.
Climate change is a lagged result of cumulative emissions, so errors
in forecasts of what will happen after 2050 are of much
less importance than getting projections right for the next few
decades — this is fortunate because of course we can't know what will happen many
decades into the
future.
The Climate Action Tracker assumes continued emissions reductions
in future decades at a level of effort no more, or
less, ambitious than that implied by the INDCs.
And his nonbinding pledge that America will cut emissions
in future decades may make the upcoming climate talks
in Paris
less of a fiasco than earlier talks
in Copenhagen.
Sea ice, which even
in winter has been
in retreat for
decades, will remain more or
less steady
in the immediate
future, according to new research.
And by the time such models produce much,
in that distant
future, one can be certain their error bars will be so wide as it will take many
decades to decide whether the hypothesis of any of the models, much
less their mean, can be rejected.
Hallegatte [8] notes that these sources of uncertainty will not go away
in the foreseeable
future: social uncertainties will play out over
decades, and recent experiences of improving scientific understanding have often led to more uncertainty about the
future rather than
less [10], as the implications of unappreciated processes such as ice - sheet dynamics become clearer.
The recent growth, and accompanying profile, of aboriginal law begs the question of how the practice area grew from obscurity
less than two
decades ago into relatively big business, with no signs of letting up
in the foreseeable
future.