Sentence examples for crs's from inspiring English sources

I say relative success because it can be doubted – and will always be disputed – the extent to which Debord and his loose confraternity of freelance bully-boys and wannabe revolutionists actually succeeded in either manning the barricades themselves, or screwing the courage of the mob to CRS's sticking post.

"Houses in some areas like Jeremie and Dame Marie, which are difficult to access in normal times, are almost entirely destroyed and there are other areas where we don't know how bad the damage was yet," said CRS's senior regional information officer for Latin America and the Caribbean, Robyn Fieser.

These difficulties, in turn, affect teaching and research standards: CRS's low morale and sense that they are being undervalued inevitably filters down to the students themselves.

CRS's third core value is empowerment.

In the remaining days, however, I witnessed CRS's effective, efficient, gentle touch.

"There has been speculation regarding the economic impact of a NAAQS revision," CRS's James McCarthy writes.

The weighted target probability of detection modifies in (6) and takes a sensing CR's received SNR into consideration.

Therefore, the airway defensive response to capsaicin is a complex motor pattern that functions to coordinate ER's and CR's with differing numbers of expulsive events possibly to prevent aspirations and keep air moving to promote clearance.

(4) How does the age at which CR begins and the duration of CR influence CR's effect?

CR extends lifespan and in many cases lowers body temperature, but as far as we are concerned there is no evidence showing lowered body temperature as the mechanism underlying CR's effect on health maintenance.

Plus, you will get a medal and CR's for it.