Sentences with phrase «now characterized»

Several partners described these evolving cultural changes from what was a fraternal relationship among the partners to what is now characterized as a business relationship.

Africa is now characterized by political instability, electoral problems, civil wars and the desire for some Africa leaders to cling to power giving rise to all sort of issues.

She has identified several areas now characterized by division where things might be pulled together around the study of the congregation.

The vigorous labor market into which the nonworking poor were sent is now characterized by 6 percent unemployment.

For some Wesleyans today the greatest challenge confronting the church is to respond to the diversity of cultures and ethnicities that now characterize urban American society.

At one time he held to a Christology that he would now characterize as exclusivist.

It was their inability to attain it in the twentieth century that drove them to the kind of irrationalism that now characterizes much of science.

It is obvious in the total or mixed market systems that now characterize most of the world; it is less obvious but just as pervasive in mixed market systems such as China or Bulgaria or Zaire, where the state is the principal advertiser.

But Democrats remain skeptical of how veterans of the Trump campaign, which paid $ 5.9 million to Cambridge Analytica, now characterize the firm's influence.

Redinbo and his team now characterize various forms of Beta - glucuronidase produced by different strains of bacteria residing in the gut, and they show that inhibiting GI bacterial Beta - glucuronidases in mice does not affect irinotecan that is circulating in the blood and is needed to combat cancer.

The Salk scientists are now characterizing the stem - like cells in certain forms of breast cancer to arrest their growth.

For example, in 1991, Kathy Highfield, Laura Pardo, and Julie Folkert developed the content area links that now characterize the program.

Even my critics are now characterizing Valuation - Informed Indexing as «a nice sounding idea.»

Even now she characterizes five provocative «centerfolds» she made of herself in 2002 not as self - portraits but as documents of live performances.

Oh yes,» McAgy responded, and on his return he called the artist in to teach — «a small commercial art class made up of students who hadn't been able to get into other classes,» as Still now characterizes it.

(He's skipping the conference despite taking direct heat in a YouTube message to Rio from Senator James Inhofe, the Republican of Oklahoma and steadfast ally of big coal, and indirect heat from Senator John Kerry, the Democrat of Massachusetts who gave a long floor speech on global warming and the Rio meeting yesterday, decrying «the conspiracy of silence that now characterizes Washington's handling of the climate issue.»)

Despite having an 18:9 display aspect ratio, it doesn't have quite the same tall slimness that now characterizes many high - end Androids, however.

As noted, however, most of this work was published before the massive increase in unwed parenthood that now characterizes American families.

Not exact matches

Characterized by sharp beaks and flamboyant horns and frills, these herbivores almost all lived in what is now Western North America right at the end of the Cretaceous period, 100 to 66 million years ago.

He characterizes the social climate under President Trump as «hostile,» and adds that even in Seattle, a famously progressive area of the country, he now hears the occasional racial slur on the street.

«Although she desires to remain confidential and requests that her privacy be respected, in no way did Mr. Lizza's misconduct constitute a «respectful relationship» as he has now tried to characterize it,» Douglas Wingdor said in a statement.

He now believes we're firmly in a «Waze phase,» characterized by fewer costs and inefficiencies.

It is true that fewer countries now operate with the fixed but adjustable exchange rate pegs — the middle ground that characterized much of the emerging world up to the crises of the late 1990s.

The liberal press [characterized Cambridge Analytica] as «witchcraft, they treat it is «voodoo» and now it's Russia's fault!

In bonds, the Market Climate was characterized by moderately unfavorable valuations and now relatively neutral market action as well.

[11] Indeed, numerous commentators now accept that «corporate governance is best characterized as based on «director primacy.

Another way to characterize Netflix's increasing power is Aggregation Theory: Netflix started out by delivering a superior user experience of an existing product (DVDs) to a dedicated set of customers, leveraged that customer base to gain new kinds of supply (streaming content), gaining more customers and more supply, and ultimately leveraged those customers to modularize supply such that the streaming service now makes an increasing amount of its content directly.

For now, the Market Climate in stocks remains characterized by unusually unfavorable valuations and unfavorable market action, holding the Strategic Growth Fund to a fully hedged investment stance.

With the investment money, Reuters noted GO - JEK is now valued at roughly $ 5 billion and will be able to compete better in Southeast Asia, which is characterized by a highly competitive market where incentives are given to both drivers and customers to gain market share and build loyalty.

Displaying what Donald (now Dierdre) McCloskey once characterized as «the intellectual range from M to N,» there is no real comparison of the Fed's record with that of the system that preceded it; no mention of other monetary systems circa 1913 that had better records than the United States (most pertinently, that of Canada); not nearly enough acknowledgment of the great harm the Fed has caused more than once in its history; no discussion of why a few other central banks — though surprisingly, only a few — have performed better than the Fed; and no inkling that central banking may not be the best of all possible systems in the best of all possible worlds.

After a long stretch characterized by ultra-low interest rates, slow growth, minimal inflation, cheap oil, and little policy progress due to a conflicted Congress, we are now doing a dramatic 180 degree turn to a lower tax, less regulation, pro-growth environment, with higher rates and higher inflation — a normalization of sorts.

It increases most of all because the animosity which, unfortunately but truly, characterized so much of their relationship throughout history is now seen to be overcome by the two communities themselves.

If work was wrongly characterized by the Apollonian, play now becomes exclusively the Dionysian.

Mary's ancestry, like Joseph's, was characterized by the predominance of strong but average individuals, relieved now and then by numerous outstanding personalities in the march of civilization and the progressive evolution of religion.

8 - 11); the same faith - political position of vs. 7 enunciated again, now in castigation of pride (vs. 12; this is a central theme of Isaiah); Assyria again, characterized in her own words and prophetically condemned in highly deft verbal form:

It is significant to see how Altizer now deals with the existentialist posture that characterized his second period of development.

As for your own personal experience, you say that you had the normal fight for independence which characterizes healthy teen - agers, that you loved your parents but welcomed escape from their daily supervision, that you are now on your own and outwardly in charge of your life, but this, you say, does not solve the problem of conformity.

Now, it is precisely a lack or a toning down of radicalism that characterizes the modern theological orientation (as it has so often characterized other theologies in the course of church history).

Now the third aspect of this sameness that characterizes violence: once we consent to use violence ourselves, we have to consent to our adversary's using it, too.

Finally, postmodern theology declares that the modern era — that is, the one characterized by all those Enlightenment beliefs — is now over.

In short, a strong case can be made for saying that, as both the common good of society and the particular good of citizens is now threatened by political voluntarism, so also both the common and particular good of lovers (and families) is threatened by the voluntaristic and limited nature of the promises and undertakings that typically characterize the new reformers» account of sexual relations.

Opposition to same - sex marriage now typically is characterized as «homophobic.»

-- «We now live in a culture that is characterized by spin.

Now one of the things we all know has characterized this great divide between the ancient and the modern world - views is the importance of science.

It is interesting to note in this context that family therapy broke out of purely intrapsychic relations into wider systems of relationships that characterize and condition us all; and now we see the more recent birth of «ecological» therapy, where the concern broadens to include human relationships to the fullest extent possible (see FFT 256ff.).

For there is an inconsistency only if we introduce the philosopher's assumption that God has an unchanging nature, such that the way we now experience divine activity must also characterize God's activity in the past.

Though 45 years separate Their Eyes Were Watching God and The Color Purple, the two novels embody many similar concerns and methods, ones that characterize the black women's literary tradition — a tradition now in full flower through the work of such writers as Toni Morrison, Paule Marshall, Gloria Naylor, Toni Cade Bambara, Ntozake Shange and Audre Lorde.

Now, it seems to me that, if pacifism of the messianic community is characterized by anything, it is characterized by a renunciation of all use of force, not simply «less violent alternatives.»

The orientation shifts subtly when the focus is on divine love; the question now becomes «whether love exists in God,» 27 not at all whether love itself characterizes the being of God as surely as act and will and power do.

The goal of nondual understanding is especially attractive right now to Westerners living in a world characterized by fragmentation — of landscapes, cities, families, and social communities.