Sentences with phrase «revolution do»

Across its many divisions and products, Microsoft seems to be learning the same lesson all at once: that invention and revolution don't come from broad, sweeping overhauls, but rather a series of small nudges in the right direction.

Changes in the global economy, jurisdiction - specific regulatory environments and the innovation brought about by the technological revolution do impact these sectors.

If you were a fan of N • Revolution don't worry, they will be taking their printed format and spreading it out in other publications owned by parent company Imagine Publishing, as well as on the website NowGamer.com.

Most of us who dissent from the sexual revolution do something similar, not just with friends but with society as a whole.

In «Abortion in the Tides of Culture» (December 2002), Frederica Mathewes «Green considers mainstream society's increasingly intolerant attitude toward drunkenness and speculates that our society may analogously reject abortion and the other aspects of the sexual revolution eventually as well, not so much as a result of our preaching, but simply because people may eventually realize that the assumptions and lifestyle of the sexual revolution do not in fact lead to happiness.

Forty years of revolution do take it out of a man.

Reich and his sexual revolution do not offer a reform or revision of older patterns.

The innovative thinkers who founded this great nation through revolution did so right here in the historic City of Philadelphia.

But the fact is that the revolution does seem to be happening.

Overstock's subsidiary Medici Ventures is betting the same will happen again, but this time, blockchain technology will blow the world away even more than the online revolution did.

The French Revolution didn't start until 1830.

The importance of the changes that have taken place in economics largely since the Keynesian revolution does not lie principally in the many new practical devices and theoretical discoveries that have been made, but in the picture of human nature implicit in the newer views.

Therefore Bishop Paulose points out that Marx's theory that all religions are enemies of social revolution does not hold true.

Nevertheless, that revolution did create an important opening to the third period.

The revolution did, however, establish secularism (or «anti-clericalism,» laïcité), as a basic feature of European politics and culture — a fundamental element of what had come to see itself as enlightened modernity.

«Why the Scientific Revolution Did Not Take Place in China - Or Didn't It?»

Bypassing democratic principles, the revolution did not upset the external structures of political institutions.

Part of the explanation of our present counterrevolutionary stance and of our tendency to deliver self - righteous official lectures to most of humanity is that our revolution did not prepare us to understand these recent revolutions.

This is my accusation against the churches of the West» our revolution did not come about with their help, but in spite of their unwillingness to fight for the truth.»

Marx's theory that all religions are enemies of social revolution does not hold true.

Revolution didn't begin until the King sided with Parliament, and stripped the rights of the colonists to self govern.

Revolution does not come easily to an essentially conservative society.

The online revolution does not pose any threat to the church, rather, if anything, it will open the doors to new believers and put more butts in the pupils.

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The BOB Revolution doesn't have an auto - lock and it doesn't self - stand.

She says in her 5 - star review that because the BOB Revolution did not have an adjustable handle, she went with the Urban Jungle.

An American born after the American Revolution does not see that founding as radical - it is normal.

Nor was it a story of steady progress towards any goal — the French Revolution did much to rendered the term anathema across Europe for more than twenty years.

Is there any reason to assume that Paris Commune would have survived with no slide to dictatorship any better than French Revolution did?

Actually, to the opposite, many regimes explicitly derive their legitimacy from being committed to maintaining a social system that ensures inequality, e.g. Apartheid South Africa, the Confederate State of America (racial inequality), and Soviet Russia (in this case, the ruling proletariat class ruling over all other classes; the Russian Revolution did NOT attempt to create a state with equality as many think).

The digital revolution did eventually go mainstream, but it ended up happening elsewhere — on the Web, precisely because the Web made anyone a potential hypermedia publisher.

Recent analyses also show the revolution didn't just benefit people, it benefited the planet's biodiversity.

Sometimes revolutions don't leave people better off than they were before, and sadly the Iranians learned that fact the hard way during the 1980s.

Overall, Valkyria Revolution does many things differently than Valkyria Chronicles and will be quite divisive.

Hand - off results: Save for the bland boss fights, Deus Ex: Human Revolution did everything it was meant to do.

On the other hand, there was a great deal that Human Revolution did exceedingly well, and the hacking minigame was one of them.

This revolution does not involve barricades, rather the least revolutionary vehicle possible — the scheme of delegation (SoD).

Teaching in her schools, she admits, «wasn't a nine - to - five,» but she argues «we were seeking to revolutionize urban education and revolutions don't lend themselves to forty - hour workweeks.»

The digital publishing revolution didn't only put publishing access and large - volume content storage within easy reach of consumers, it also serves a vital purpose in protecting information.

But revolutions don't actually happen overnight, especially if you're talking about turning around an entire diseased, lumbering industry, like publishing.

Self - publishing is the revolution du jour, the change that will liberate writers and democratise publishing.

Ryan Deiss's Kindle Publishing Revolution does an excellent job of introducing the best ways to take advantage of take advantage of publishing with the Amazon Kindle, including topics like reader preferences for crucial topics like:

The LG revolution doesn't quite rank up there with the HTC Thunderbolt and Motorola Droid Bionic in performance, but we're hoping that it will emerge as cheaper option for those looking to get their hands on a 4G capable smartphone.

Personally, I think that if such a price revolution did occur, it would be as big of a disrupting force as e-publishing has been.

Just as digital music didn't really take off until Apple introduced the iPod, the ebook revolution didn't take place until the arrival of the Kindle.

However, in our experience, IN DOGS Revolution does not work as well on fleas.

Valkyria Revolution does an excellent job pulling me in two different directions at the same time.

Improving on the debut title in almost every way, The Revolution does bring some merits to the table that make it a worthwhile endeavor for fans of the series and / or first - person shooters in general.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided makes up for it just like Human Revolution did, with the incredible detail of what's actually there.

While Human Revolution does reward the player a little disproportionately for dispatching enemies in non lethal ways, you can definitely build Adam Jensen into a walking death machine capable of taking out enemies with simple brute force if that's your cup of tea (though you still can not run through levels with reckless abandon as enemy numbers will overtake your augmented ass if you're reckless).