Sentence examples for cap of our from inspiring English sources

"I am going to recognise, not concede, but recognise the wonderful achievements, the fact that many more people have running water, that there is electricity for very many more people than it used to be, the social grants and we have the largest HIV programme … those are significant feathers in the cap of our government".

Under that icy cap of our minds, we imagine that life after (insert your specific change here) will be wholly different, wholly unfamiliar, and that we will be wholly unprepared for those unknown challenges.

That would be in agreement with all the presented results and can explain the dense-looking shell capping of our particles.

These patients are more likely to have chronic comorbid conditions, which places them in higher risk CAP group, in contrast to the target CAP population of our study.

Rachael Wilson, chief executive officer of Rush House, says: "The impact of the LHA cap on our young people would be devastating and place them at further risk.

But if you take the market cap of all our venture holdings Lycos, Yahoo! now because of GeoCities, Silknet, CriticalPath and so on our holdings in Engage alone are roughly equal to all of those combined.

Chief among these is the EU emissions trading scheme – the policy that is meant to cap half of our emissions and thereby create a price for carbon.

"That's kind of reflected when you look at the teams and the average number of caps most of our opposition have got, and the new caps we have in contrast".

Those of us who work in marketing should offer a tip of the cap to our peers at Amazon.

Over the past five years, too, an entirely separate field has arisen that analyzes aging at the cellular level and looks to treat and possibly cure many of the conditions and diseases of old age by focussing on the mysterious role played by the strips of DNA that cap the ends of our chromosomes.

We don't have a cap and most of our players are pretty reasonable in what they spend.