AMERICAN DREAM OUT OF REACH? - David Lightman: "Racing into a new century in which many of the old rules don't seem to apply anymore, Americans are overwhelmingly pessimistic about their chances of achieving and sustaining the American dream, according to a new Marist-McClatchy Poll.
Which brings me back to Australian patriotism and how the term has come to be increasingly and overwhelmingly applied to Australians who have fought – and continue to fight – wars in the name of Australia, all too often at the direction of Britain and the United States.
Today the tactic is often condemned as a thinly disguised legal excuse for excessive police intervention, overwhelmingly applied in poor communities of color; but even in 1929 the arrest and search of Capone could not have passed constitutional muster.
When the laws of war don't apply -- even by analogy -- an overwhelmingly complex set of other international and foreign laws kicks in.
This minimum requirement of 25 cells is overwhelmingly advantageous, as it provides the ability to apply various molecular techniques to cytological specimens.
While the city's political power structure is still overwhelmingly black, observers question how much the old ethnic political rules will apply in an evolving Newark.
In terms of make-up, F6S found that the Startups that apply and successfully enter Accelerators, on average, appear to have 2-3 founders and are overwhelmingly male.
In comparison with traditional lecture, this pedagogy overwhelmingly improves students' ability to solve conceptual and quantitative problems and to apply knowledge to novel problems.
The value of these collaborations has been overwhelmingly recognized by PHAB's accreditation standards which require health departments to maintain academic partnerships as a means to "contribute to and apply the evidence base of public health" [ 9].
When the program was announced last year, poor families across the country responded overwhelmingly: More than 1.2 million applied for the 40,000 four-year scholarships for students from low-income families.
The most striking motivational resistance was apparent in the participants' overwhelmingly negative attitude toward and effort applied to the AIP assessments.
