Ms. Bentley asserts that no other star has danced as beautifully for the movies as Astaire, who "with his astounding physical abilities didn't just redefine the notion of grace; he single-handedly (or, more accurately, double-footedly) pushed the concept further than anyone had before, or has since, on the great screen".
The tragedy is that the international community did not accurately analyze the situation and push effectively for the renewal of the cease-fire — and include in it enforcement provisions.
By training employees with VR, there's the potential to more accurately simulate key scenarios and push people towards good choices.
Simultaneously, prognostic values of those biomarkers could also be more accurately evaluated, which will effectively push forward the progress of molecular pathology and promote the transition to preventive and predictive oncology.
For those of us who are more adept at prose, the struggle becomes one of allowing poetry into our lives or, more accurately, of allowing the poetry in us to emerge and push the prose aside just long enough.
Through the sit-in we've seen the power and momentum we can achieve when we decide to push our activism in a direction that more accurately reflects with the urgency of the crisis.
Look out for deals in areas such as search, data analytics (crunching Twitter-related data to, say, help target ads more accurately), online video and social commerce, which involves using virtual messages to push real-world sales.
They push the products, negotiate purchasing agreements and ensure that everything is in stock, properly displayed and accurately priced.
Since Emma communicates most accurately by pointing to letters on a letter board, which is exhausting work for her, I didn't push her to write more.
Rather, it is more accurately thought of as a warp, induced by Earth's mass, that causes our path through space-time to push us against the ground.
