Her "incredibly smart, passionate, articulate" qualities shone some years ago, said Carl Guardino, a former HP executive who is now CEO of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, when she accepted his invitation to address an audience of mostly underprivileged Latina girls.
Throughout the president's address, the crowd of mostly young Scouts, ages 12 to 18, responded with cheers, chants and boos to mentions of "fake news," Hillary Clinton's campaign, and even President Obama.
The company had held its press conference and the unions had addressed a crowd of mostly Labor people on the grass and the streets would been lined with Holdens of every make and model.
At the memorial service, she addressed the small crowd of mostly eighty and ninetysomethings about how far she'd moved beyond southern Illinois but how she still appreciated it as a good place to have grown up.
On his way to the airport he stopped in a park to address a small, determinedly loyal crowd of mostly poor supporters and vowed to return "to lead the moral struggle for democracy".
The content of his address stuck mostly to his previous positions.
Yet there are only few studies addressing these factors in pregnant women of mostly Afro-American or Hispanic ethnicity [17, 18].
The occasion was a recent Grand Rounds presentation at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, where he addressed a standing-room-only crowd of (mostly) young interns for an event that more commonly draws a smattering of attendees.
His monologues on such subjects as the Koch brothers, vaccinations, Cuba, and the State of the Union address have mostly sounded, but for Wilmore's winking about the fact of them being spoken by a black man, as if they could have been delivered by Stewart or the "Daily Show" alum John Oliver, on his HBO show — or, in his own double-secret ironic way, Stephen Colbert.
First, we employ a large number of mostly simple optimizations which address caching, locality of execution, and object migration.
