Sentences with phrase «taking hold in»

Unfortunately the slides for the presentation were hidden from view but I think this is the diagram Christensen used to illustrate this process of a series of small disruptions taking hold in the market place:

This paper examines the «state of play» of collective redress in 10 Member States in the EU and suggests minimum necessary safeguards to prevent litigation abuse taking hold in Europe.

This same trend is taking hold in law firms.

On the other hand, it is also true that we are seeing a transformation taking hold in the world's energy system.

RENEE GREEN Fundacio Antoni Tapies, Barcelona, January 21 — March 26 Bit by bit, Renee Green's work is taking hold in the interstices of history.

I mean, it's a * wonderful * game, brilliantly executed — I'd certainly score it well into the 90 % s — but I can't help thinking there's some kind of emperor's - new - clothes review hysteria taking hold in certain quarters...)

In the old Jewish quarter of Kazimierz, where synagogues that survived WWII still stand, there's a notably bohemian vibe taking hold in new hip spots like Bar Propaganda, appropriately outfitted with a bust of Lenin.

But thanks to the influence of the no - kill movement and growing public awareness of the plight of shelter animals, we are seeing a veritable revolution taking hold in communities throughout the country.

Take advantage of this complimentary parvo protocol to prevent the parvovirus from taking hold in your shelter or rescue.

If you focus on planning, isolation procedures, education of team members and clients, clear sanitation protocols, and dedication to wellness, your veterinary practice team can significantly reduce the likelihood of an infectious disease taking hold in your clinic.

Monthly medication can stop heartworm disease from taking hold in dogs, the American Heartworm Society notes.

This bill prevents the dog and cat meat trade from taking hold in the United States, but it also shines a spotlight on those countries where this brutal industry is not yet outlawed and where action is desperately needed.»

We know from our data that this trend is mainly taking hold in pet superstores, where people buy in bulk and would rather not carry 50 - pound containers.

«The trend is clearly taking hold in the $ 1 billion - plus marketplace, but in the smaller end of the marketplace, they haven't figured out consolidation — for example how to take five equity managers and combine them into one solution.»

Hints that an economic recovery is taking hold in the United States are putting upward pressure on rates.

That's regenerative braking taking hold in a style other automakers now call one - pedal driving.

The commissioner wants the upcoming school year to serve as a preparation year for OSPP, with the official launch taking hold in fall 2017.

While the Prince George's County school board will soon vote on the new proposals, no - zero grading is taking hold in other parts of the country.

This vision is taking hold in states and districts across the country that are working collaboratively to build a quality teaching workforce that is sustainable.

«We must continue to work alongside other organisations to stop racist, anti-immigrant and refugee rhetoric from taking hold in our communities.

With the digital revolution taking hold in classrooms and every child in the UK havingbeen taught computer programming since 2014, their exposure to digital and technological progress has become natural over time.

Lecturer David Rose, Ed.D.» 76, hopes and believes that he and his colleagues are part of a revolution — a revolution called Universal Design for Learning (UDL), which is increasingly taking hold in schools and school districts across the country and seeks to design curriculum from the outset that can accommodate all types of learners, rather than retrofitting existing curriculums on an ad hoc, as needed basis.

By introducing a specific protein into the womb, researchers prevented the defect from taking hold in three children.

The first outbreak in Britain of the bee disease varroasis, now taking a hold in southwest England, has prompted the government to waive its lengthy vetting arrangements for the licensing of new agrochemicals.

«To our surprise, this prophylactic treatment completely prevented the virus from taking hold in the animals.»

The difference is that onions aren't closely related to us humans, and an onion virus has far less chance of taking hold in us than does a monkey virus.

There is at least one known barrier to avian influenza taking hold in humans.

The roots of SMI began taking hold in the Sacramento, Pa., area in 1959, when his parents Sterman and Geraldine rented land owned by Sterman Masser's uncle Ralph.

Not all trends common in the United States are taking hold in the Virgin Islands, however.

Khan supports the New York Islamic center and says there's no threat of Sharia taking hold in the United States.

«h0mos3xuality and its agenda is ATTACKING the nation» «DEMONIC ideologies» are taking hold in colleges and public schools.

He soon resigned his position in some conflict, but the charismatic renewal was already taking hold in Mainline Protestant churches, and even found its way into the Roman Catholic Church.

I am extremely uncomfortable with the idea of Islam taking hold in America.

The site posted a recording of Benham talking to a talk show host about «homosexuality and its agenda that is attacking the nation» and «demonic ideologies» taking hold in colleges and public schools.

These newer understandings are taking hold in many churches at the local level.

While the 20th century will be remembered as the era of failed social humanism, with the fall of communism and a move away from socialistic values, liberal humanism seems to be taking hold in our society.

That's also more than three times higher than the median 2.1 percent down payment seen in the fourth quarter of 2006, «when riskier lending was taking hold in a misguided effort to extend the housing boom,» he notes.

Jack Dorsey's turnaround showed more signs of taking hold in the fourth quarter.

In this three - part series, we examine whether «conservative» Canadian business culture is having a negative effect on equity crowdfunding taking hold in Canada.

The company picked Michigan «due to it being centrally located to the merged entities operations, the positive business climate taking hold in Michigan, including a more favorable tax environment.»

Once approved, the licenses would add to a nascent digital currency industry taking hold in New York.

Patent trolls have been common in the U.S. for years, and they're now taking hold in Canada.

The role of the CRO is already taking hold in the startup market.

The council is wary of the protectionist mood taking hold in major economies, and advises the Trudeau government to «nurture» the country's trading relationships in North America.

The Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation announced yesterday that it was presenting its prestigious 2017 Lasker - DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award to a pair of National Cancer Institute researchers, Douglas Lowy and John Schiller, who created a vaccine to prevent human papilloma virus, or HPV, from taking hold in the body.

When the first one took hold in 2010, it quickly gained traction.

If the Ebola virus takes hold in a city in Europe or North America, it could quickly become a serious public health and economic issue.

For now, though, since launching the website and the iOS app at the end of last year, the cofounders say it hasn't been hard for their innovative concept to take hold in the UAE market.

The idea did not take hold in Europe, but it made its way to the U.S. over the next few decades.

«This order demonstrates more clearly than ever that the United States will not allow an illegitimate dictatorship to take hold in the Western Hemisphere at the expense of its people,» national security adviser H.R. McMaster said at the time.