Within this broad field 'religious NGOs' or 'Faith-Based Organizations' (FBOs) have garnered considerable scholarly and professional attention, resulting in a flurry of surveys and mapping exercises, as well as a number of practitioner-oriented handbooks and toolkits aiming at integrating religion into development programming.
Republicans intend to import a considerable variety of red-state country talent for the flurry of events.
Kristin Thompson argues that The Simpsons uses a "flurry of cultural references, intentionally inconsistent characterization, and considerable self-reflexivity about television conventions and the status of the programme as a television show".
In a flurry of letters released today Iraq began answering in considerable detail some of the questions posed by arms inspectors over the last year.
Ordinary Chinese often refer to the "people's congresses", as the legislatures are called, as mere ornamental "flower vases".So a flurry of internet-fuelled enthusiasm for such polls has attracted considerable attention, including in some state-owned media (to the disquiet of propaganda officials, say Chinese journalists).
Several months ago there was a flurry of attention to DOME -- in Greenwich when a new chef, Romuald Jung, arrived with considerable fanfare and an impressive portfolio.
However, the success of Roger Fry's first post-impressionist exhibition, in 1910, generated a flurry of experiment in the visual arts, and Lewis took up his brush again, to considerable effect.
But it was that flurry of Sundance roles and the earlier Boogie Nights -- bringing visibility to an obviously talented actor with considerable range -- that put him on my radar.
Expect a flurry of feathers.
A flurry of meetings followed.
Why the flurry of activity?
