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(121) Moreover, many admirers of CSR confuse the sort of creative destruction that makes us all richer, in the long run, with corporate skulduggery.

(122) I know that for most Java technology developers, Swing is a no-brainer because it has a richer set of controls, yet I personally do not like Swing.

(123) In 1930 John Maynard Keynes imagined that richer societies would become more leisured ones, liberated from toil to enjoy the finer things in life.

(124) This one is a corsair from the Basilisk Islands who believed the Rhoyne would offer richer pickings than the Summer Sea.

(125) Social benefits could be created by using more liquid salt in a richer brie area.

(126) Nevertheless, society has been richer by the labour while the coat lasted, that is, until society, through one of its unproductive members, chose to consume the produce of the labour unproductively.

(127) "It has a richer flavor and it's milder and sweeter than beef," says Ellensburg beefalo breeder Mark Merril, "and more juicy."

(128) An existence full of irreconcilable contradictions is so much richer and creative.

(129) The Tamarin project aims to accelerate your ability to create and deliver richer, more interactive experiences that work across multiple platforms.

(130) Only a dozen economies are bigger, and only six nations are richer—of which Switzerland alone has even a third as many people.

(131) Japan has not merely slowed down, as is inevitable when countries get richer; it has become a global symbol of economic mismanagement.

(132) Richer than Howard Hughes!

(133) Its consumption of oil roughly tallies with the economy's size but is likely to grow faster than GDP as China gets richer and buys more cars.

(134) On Tuesday, the UAW detailed its tentative four-year labor agreement with GM that would give workers richer profit-sharing checks and return thousands of union jobs lost in recent years.

(135) Data bulk of new edition almanac is greater, content is richer, use more convenient.

(136) Kite became popular among civilians with a richer variety of forms and reached the peak point in the Song Dynasty (960-1279).

(137) Itcan enlarge images without loss of high frequency information, and make the enlarged imageclearer and richer.

(138) That share will provide a powerful incentive for other manufacturers to include better SVG support in their browsers and open the doors to create richer graphics experiences for your customers.

(139) Beneath the Painted Desert of northern Arizona, for instance,[www.Sentencedict.com] doubtless lie mineral treasures galore. The country is all the richer for leaving them in place.

(140) In practice, however, the de facto formats used today on the Internet with parallel Web techniques do not offer much flexibility for extension to new data formats and richer semantics.

(141) Our lives are richer for having stayed in a tribal longhouse in Sarawak, Borneo, spotted orangutans in the majestic rainforests of Malaysia, and cycled through the tranquil villages of Laos.

(142) You seem to be hungry for new sights, sounds, and stimulation in general, and curious about how you can create richer experiences to your life.

(143) Unlike its richer cousin coconut milk, coconut water is low in fat and calories.

(144) Contrast ratio determines the level of detail that can be seen on the display, with the higher ratio providing richer color and crisper lineation.

(145) The product has the richer nutrition and smooth, is a good healthy condiment.

(146) The Israeli Prime Minister must be convinced that he will reap a richer harvest of votes by going to the electorate well before October.

(147) Technology should be used to give man a happier, fuller, and richer life.

(148) Collect of network literature skirmisher is formed normal " a group army ", and the content with more mature mode, wider range, richer do one's best.

(149) If we want to change this situation, we should clear up the abstract character and solipsism of pedagogy knowledge and pay attention to richer and more colorful educational practice.

(150) The new oleophobic screen is brighter and displays warmer, richer colors than previous iPhones.