• So I think there -- people are still concerned both about climate change as well as our ever-growing dependence on foreign oil.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • It's hard to imagine that Dell's current testosterone-heavy management group--or any other group--will ever be able to change that.

    FORBES

  • The ever-growing insolvency figures, the change of credit culture and the much shorter bankruptcy period lead to one logical conclusion.

    BBC: An empty pocket

  • It is a safe bet this spectacular propaganda endeavor will feature prominently polar bears who will be described as endangered species due to the impact of climate change on their ever-less icy habitat.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Truly endangered species

  • So to Thursday , when the Commons meets at 9.30am for energy and climate change questions - an ever entertaining source of intra-Coalition sniping, and then, after the weekly statement on future Commons business, MPs move on to consider Lords amendments to the Canterbury City Council Bill, Leeds City Council Bill, Nottingham City Council Bill and the Reading City Council Bill.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • For the past 12 years, it has been my privilege to build upon the legacy of one of the single greatest "champions of change" that the world has ever known --Dr. Norman E.

    WHITEHOUSE: A Nobel Prize for Food and Agriculture

  • And that's why there is no financial orthodoxy so entrenched, no conventional thinking so engrained, no special interest so strong that it should ever stand in the way of the change that hard-working families need.

    BBC: In full: Brown's speech to Congress

  • As companies compete globally and technological change accelerates, decision-making windows become ever smaller.

    BBC: Business

  • As United held firm, with an ever-present menace on the counter-attack, Ancelotti made a double change with 20 minutes left, replacing Yuri Zhirkov and Drogba with Florent Malouda and Nicolas Anelka.

    BBC: Chelsea 0-1 Man Utd

  • There's another group and that has - there's no debate, there's no status change ever been contemplated because they have an Indian ancestor.

    NPR: Cherokee Nation Faces New Battle

  • The result was a sharp rise in bankruptcies (and credit-card defaults) before the change came into effect, and an ever sharper fall thereafter.

    ECONOMIST: What isn't known about bad debts

  • With the ever-adaptable Adam Smith as his ally, Mr O'Hara is sceptical that the change-resistant definition is meaningful.

    ECONOMIST: The future after Margaret Thatcher and George Bush

  • It was a plea for Europe to change itself for its own sake - abandoning the shared goal of "ever-closer union", accepting that the single market rather than the single currency was the key shared ambition and agreeing that powers should be returned to member states not inexorably transferred to Brussels.

    BBC: Cameron's referendum gamble

  • As issues such as climate change and access to affordable medicines in emerging markets hit corporate bottom lines with ever-increasing impact, this out-performance gap will grow.

    ECONOMIST: Health care's hidden costs

  • The concentration of publishers into fewer and fewer groups, each owning an ever larger clutch of previously independent imprints, is visibly accelerating the pace of change in this once-gentlemanly profession.

    ECONOMIST: Frankfurt book fair

  • The MBA students identified the three key industry change drivers as such: whether or not there will be continued economic downturn, the ever-present influence of digital and continued fragmentation of media channels.

    FORBES: gyroVoice: A Look at the Agency of the Future: Sorry We Won't Be Riding Hoverboards

  • The drive to become ever-bigger, while offering lower prices, had worked for years, but made it difficult for Tesco to change course when needed, he said.

    BBC: Tesco profits fall as supermarket pulls out of US

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