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However, so seismic are the shifts that it is inevitable that old business models will be replaced, and with them will fall the companies which cling most tightly onto redundant models.— home
Italy's Civil Protection Agency reassured locals at the end of March that tremors being felt were "absolutely normal" for a seismic area.— ta tvnz national headlines auto group
This prompted Italy's Civil Protection Agency to reassure locals at the end of March that tremors being felt were 'absolutely normal' for a seismic area.— Home | Mail Online
On both of these seismic issues, the leaders of the democracies are either burying their heads in the sand or are actively bringing them into being.— Ghost of a flea
DEMAND for Scottish food has increased in a "seismic" shift over the past year, a minister said yesterday.— We Blog A Lot
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