With the elevation of Joyce, Dayne and Levens could find themselves inactive on Sundays.
With the elevation of religious solidarity over and above democratic authority, Israel has become more fundamentalist and less modern, more separatist and less open to the outside world.
With the elevation of Mrs. Megawati, who was vice president, Indonesians must now belatedly address daunting economic and social problems that continue to threaten the stability of the world's fourth-most-populous nation.
With the elevation of order, the properties of the Green function happen to change.
With the elevation of Roy Wilkins, a recognizable black man, to executive secretary, the NAACP took the first step in sweeping White's legacy under the rug, and with it, the horrors he exposed and spent his life trying to remedy.
With the elevation of the abbey to cathedral status, it was felt that a larger, more up-to-date building was required.
We found that the rates of both glucose and oxygen consumption in NSCLC cells are elevated, with the elevation of oxygen consumption greater than glucose consumption [147].
Strategically there were mistakes in September with the elevation of too many unproven or out-of-form left-handers.
Keynes's emphasis on a regulated market was in keeping with the elevation of "planning" in the period as a response to the "anarchy" of capitalism.
The biggest change in the local climate came in 1990, with the elevation of Anna Quindlen from popular life-style columnist to Op-Ed pundit.
Along with the elevation of triggerfish and monkfish, once considered bycatch, the era of the celebrity fisherman could be dawning.
