A24 A NEW BALANCE -- Democrats and Republicans alike are rushing to adjust their hopes and ambitions to the balance of power in Washington.
Several children described hope as a means of adjusting: "I hope they find a cure soon.
It is magical, a veil lifts, a vision is adjusted, and hope breathes fresh life, conveying an assurance of what is possible.
Although the efforts to market Judaism have drawn criticism from some corners, Jewish leaders across the theological spectrum are realizing what evangelicals have long concluded, that the faithful are easily distracted in America's spiritual marketplace and religious institutions have to adjust if they hope to survive.
He hopes to adjust quickly.
Now that Neagle's presence has altered the rotation for the better, Gooden must adjust again if he hopes to survive.
Whereas magazines were once merely considered the messengers, they are now becoming an integral part of the message, helping advertisers adjust their image in hopes of increasing their sales.
"When you play under different rules or slightly different interpretations it's about whether your team is good enough to adjust," added Smith, whose hopes of meeting Shayne Hayne, the Australian who will referee England's opening game, were scuppered by the regulations.
By the end of May, Revere was back hitting mainly at the top of the order after manager Charlie Manuel decided to adjust the lineup in hopes of sparking some offense.
"When you consider that by the year 2040, up to 40 of the nation's population will be over 65, that's a problem". "In American society," he said, "It Is vital that every institution adjust to public needs, hopes, desires, aspirations.
It is possible that high-hope individuals adjust more readily to the results of HCRC genetic testing than their low-hope counterparts.
