As calls to reduce federal benefits grow louder, we must fight short-sighted cuts to the science based engines that underlie our medical, economic and military might.
Another caseworker, an energetic and somewhat impatient Somalian man named Yusuf Ibrahim, worked the kitchen faucet for Maduk and Riak's benefit, speaking in loud, deliberate English.
But the delivery of a necessarily limited quantity of help triggered angry protests from those who did not benefit, mixed with loud accusations that the only way to get on the lists was to bribe officials at the municipality.
You wait for the scene where Schumer's character shows Hader's the occasional benefits of living out loud, or where the single life is permitted any advantage over the domestic bliss of her married sister (a superb Brie Larson), but it never comes.
Make the benefits of the product loud and clear.
Take Britain, for instance, where the move towards universal credit in the benefits system should set off loud alarm bells for contemporary feminists.
He extols the joys and benefits of poetry rendered out loud: So much of the sense becomes clear as you hear the rhythms, there's a physical pleasure in it, and your memory muscles get a workout, thereby postponing senility.
After McLeod was issued a warning, Abby Wambach of the United States, acting as both player and the time police, counted out loud, for the benefit of the referee standing nearby, the number of seconds McLeod held the ball.
Say everything out loud for your benefit and the other players.
A nicely staged gambit, this disorienting sequence prepares you for a loud and aggressive show benefiting from very accomplished makeup work and puppetry.
