Has it changed quickly enough and significantly enough?
The development of natural law is a long and very complicated story, but a reasonable place to begin is with the dialogues of Plato, for this is where some of the central ideas are first articulated, and, significantly enough, are immediately applied to the sexual domain.
In 'So Help Me God', the thrill of being treated as a sexual object leads a teenage girl, 'an honours student vowing to remain a virgin all her life' (and called, significantly enough, Lucretia), to overlook the fact that she is being emotionally raped.
Context, then, is intersubjective: it is the product of the vague but commonly understood agreements of how to define the world and of what subjectivities overlap significantly enough to function in, and be represented as, conventional reality.
The strategy to be released on Tuesday is months late, partly because Mr. Obama had to adjudicate among advisers who feared he was not changing American policy significantly enough, and those who feared that anything too precipitous could embolden potential adversaries.
The study of these different stages allowed to identify imaging features that change over time, significantly enough and even in the premanifest stages, to build orphan treatment designs on this outcome.
A phylum becomes more diverse i.e., new species form when a group of organisms in an already-existing species separates from others in the species and, with time, changes significantly enough to differ in kind from its former conspecifics.
The reason, say the executives who created the program, is that by then enough people will have received the technology boost they need, market forces will have taken over and prices for hardware and Internet access will have dropped significantly enough to be affordable even to the poor.
A strange Scottish street gang – who I'm going to go out on a limb here and say are called the Caledonian Jobby Collective – are getting kids to do shits in pools as part of their initiation, and when they have shat significantly enough to close a facility they are rewarded with a nice new knife; iii.
Last year, however, digital sales and other new sources of revenue grew significantly enough to offset the continuing decline in CD sales.
John Mockler, a former L.A. Unified executive and state secretary of education, said some educators have argued that sixth- and seventh-grade math don't change significantly enough under Common Core standards to make the purchase of new books essential.
