Word: growingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Regretfully reporting the disappearance of such "teacher-scholars," Riesman viewed with some unhappiness the entangling growth of specialization on both the student and faculty levels. "One could make a nice study of the lengthening amount of time spent at conventions as the [academic] guilds grow larger and more affluent and need to have more time for papers," he noted...
...fellow who plays judges on T.V. and who looks like a judge (in fact he is a judge!) tells how he saw that Frank and Julie gave their white daughter An Ideal Home Life to grow up in. The judge is a good man but he knows how sick and prejudiced other people in the world are. So he gives permanent custody to the nogoodnik. I don't know, Martha, it's so difficult these things. Who really knows what's best...
...pressures on capacity and, because of the cost-cutting automation that goes with it these days, is good insurance against a profit squeeze that some economists fear may develop by the end of 1965. Moreover, the new plants mean new jobs, payrolls and spending that will help the economy grow some more...
There is some possibility that Johnson will succeed in staying out of the fights in Texas even after the election; "he's got the world now," a friend of his has said, "why should he bother with Texas?" But the in-fighting may grow so intense that he will be forced to intercede, for Johnson has no fondness for unmended fences...
There is some possibility that Johnson will succeed in staying out of the fights in Texas even after the election; "he's got the world now," a friend of his has said, "why should he bother with Texas?" But the in-fighting may grow so intense that he will be forced to intercede, for Johnson has no fondness for unmended fences...