Sentence examples for among operatives from inspiring English sources

To some extent — at least among operatives like Mr. Boyle and Mr. Romaine — the choice of one candidate or the other has less to do with policy than with assessing which one will have longer coattails.

In Mr. Clooney's hands "The Ides of March" evolved from a tightly wound stage work about the interplay among operatives — Mr. Willimon had worked for the former Vermont governor Howard Dean and Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York — into a full-blown political thriller that is likely to surface this year at film festivals in Venice and Toronto.

A Buzzfeed piece featured a deep dive into the "shadow battle for influence" among operatives seeking to frame the coming framework, focusing on Josh Block and Omri Ceren of The Israel Project and their counter-operatives, Trita Parsi and Reza Marashi of the National Iranian American Council.

Significant correlations were found among operative vaginal delivery, dysuria (P=0.048) and frequency (P=0.036).

However, it is still unclear whether the risk of subsequent fracture has increased among operative treatment patients in the long term.

A recent study by Sixta and colleagues demonstrated among operative trauma patients that base deficit was independently associated with the development of acute coagulopathy of trauma, an entity that contributes to ongoing hemorrhage [ 11].

Ted Stevens, a long-serving Alaskan senator, may well lose a bitter battle to retain his seat after his conviction on corruption charges over gifts he received from supporters.The finger-pointing among Republican operatives, and the infighting among conservative pundits about the future of the movement, shows that even committed Republican partisans do not expect Mr McCain to win.

It is unusual for the United States to come across discussions among senior Qaeda operatives about operational planning — through informants, intercepted e-mails or eavesdropping on cellphone calls.

This delusion is, of course, most prevalent among pundits themselves, but it's also widespread among political operatives.

For instance, the United States has intercepted radio communications among Al Qaeda operatives talking about Mr. bin Laden's general whereabouts.

For all the concern among Democratic operatives, Mrs. Clinton has no reason to panic in terms of her public support, at least not yet.