The governor will end up on the sidelines, says Mr Johnston, "because I don't think anybody takes his budget seriously".Still, by intertwining his budget with his restructuring plan, Mr Romney has put Democrats in an uncomfortable position.
By intertwining her story with her father's, she offers a raw take on the impossible binds of family trauma — how it gets passed, hot-potato-style, across generations; how it provokes rebellions that tie us to the very sources we'd set out to subvert; and how, if we're lucky, it gets mediated through creative labors that require holding pride and shame in the same open palm.
Consequently, I came to appreciate that while science and technology are instrumental in the development of rural areas, greater strides will be achieved by intertwining the sciences with the humanities.
If its intertwined its more challenging.
His technique is brilliant in its simplicity: By intertwining other (normal) storylines with tales of the supernatural, Stine keeps his readers grounded to reality.
Tells about Clinton's political career and intertwines it with his relationship with McDougal.
Live video reflects us back to ourselves, by intertwining the humans who create with the humans who watch.
If language metonymically refers to design by intertwining with designers in an ontological circuit of recognition that harnesses and represents that which can be conversed and said, does language itself participate in the enactment of design?
She addresses these issues with intelligence; and by deftly intertwining her patients' stories with historical facts, current research and ethical quandaries, she presents a moving and nuanced picture of the psychiatric patient and doctor relationship, and a riveting and thought-provoking look at mental health care.
This type of structure allows trajectories to remain within a bounded region of state space by folding and intertwining with one another without ever intersecting or repeating themselves exactly.
