Now that the election is over, however, he is proving to be just as keen on the "permanent campaign" as anybody else in politics.Mr Obama is currently deploying the formidable resources he built up during his campaign including contact details for 10m donors, supporters and volunteers to sell his policies.
A recent report from the leaders of the 9/11 Commission, authored by terrorism experts Bruce Hoffman and Peter Bergen, concludes that the threat from al Qaeda today is "less severe" and "the group's capabilities to implement [a 9/11] scale attack are currently far less formidable than they were nine years ago".
The unstructured C-terminal portion of ataxin-3 currently presents a formidable challenge for such studies.
Then there is the effect on the Tories of the state of the Labour Party, currently not presenting a formidable threat at the 2020 election.
Lumbar pain secondary to disc degeneration constitutes one of the most formidable challenges currently facing orthopedic surgery.
Our formidable colleague James B. Stewart, currently moonlighting elsewhere in the Times Square area, had a Times front-pager yesterday detailing, as the headline put it, HOW BROCCOLI LANDED ON SUPREME COURT MENU.
By Hendrik Hertzberg June 15 , 2012Our formidable colleague James B. Stewart, currently moonlighting elsewhere in the Times Square area, had a Times front-pager yesterday detailing, as the headline put it, HOW BROCCOLI LANDED ON SUPREME COURT MENU.
The draft for a new tobacco control bill currently in preparation represents a formidable opportunity to effectively and efficiently reduce the prevalence of tobacco use among the Russian population, in order to counter commercial and other vested interests of the tobacco industry and decrease the tobacco-related national health and economic burden.
Once the world's most formidable naval power, it currently has no aircraft carrier (although, after much back and forth over cost, two new carriers are being built and will be ready to deploy in a few years' time).
Although the discrimination of so many coding patterns currently appears to be an experimentally formidable task, the new coding strategy should theoretically enable the labeling of unlimited numbers of probes with only a handful of fluorophores.
