If the movie's director, Fred Schepisi, had approached the material more broadly — emphasizing the cruelty and deviousness of the three poseurs — the movie might have been more fun, but he stays close to White's soulful and ruminative tone, and "The Eye of the Storm" turns into a brilliantly performed semi-dud.
Thus, one important question raised is how women entrepreneurs' growth intentions are formed despite the mixed messages they receive from a process that broadly emphasizes masculinity but also expects females specifically to care for and nurturing children or maintaining the household, or be supportive, that is, interdependent and connected with others.
The distribution of sRNA targets among the JCVI functional categories broadly emphasizes the diverse range of functions controlled by E. coli K-12 sRNAs.
But, broadly, researchers emphasized that studies had found little consistent correlation between higher prices and better quality in American health care.
Broadly, realism emphasizes the need to understand how crime occurs, which is informed by the opportunity structure of the processes that leads to crime, in order to effectively prevent it.
More broadly they emphasized developing agency, capacity of people of all backgrounds for action on collective problems of all kinds (at one point a group of poor whites led by "Preacher Red" attended the Dorchester training center in Georgia, as Dorothy Cotton, SCLC's CEP director, describes in her book If Your Back's Not Bent).
Broadly, our results emphasize that researchers should take behavioral and physiological differences between free-living animals and captives into consideration when designing studies and interpreting results.
More broadly, our results emphasize the need for thorough evaluation of all mutation detection approaches against massively parallel sequencing as a prerequisite for any clinical implementation.
The drive for broadly representative juries emphasizes equality of opportunity to participate in government.
More broadly, this project emphasizes the need for scientifically rigorous surveillance regulation.
With very little to show for the more than $1 trillion spent and millions of lives lost or permanently scarred in the fight for prohibition, lawmakers have begun to push broadly for reform, emphasizing treatment, destigmatization, decriminalization and even legalization over tactics like incarceration and other punitive responses.
