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The word "strategy" is a war term, defined as a plan developed in the face of competition.
Branagh has talked of "the ongoing empathy, the open-wound quality" that Wallander has developed in the face of all the suffering he has seen.
The new vision, which also has backing of the local branch of the EIS teaching union, was developed in the face of widespread opposition to options 2A and 2B - both of which involved the creation of a so-called "super school" at the Crichton campus for all senior students in S4 and above.
This focus was a habit it developed in the face of fear.
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Here, we are specifically addressing a thermodynamic paradigm that explains how evolutionary complexity can develop in the face of entropy, without suggesting that the development of complexity is inevitable.
The department is striving to develop in the face of current challenges.
Some viruses sequester antibiotics in the lungs of CF patients, possibly helping drug-resistant bacterial infections develop in the face of large antibiotic doses, a Stanford-led study has shown.
Dr. Sharon K. Inouye: Our studies have shown that delirium — an acute confusional state that develops in the face of acute illness, hospitalization, surgery, anesthesia and medications — can lead to long-term cognitive decline and, potentially, dementia.
Against this backdrop, it describes the close friendship the two men develop in the face of adversity.
It is possible that lung cancers that develop in the face of metformin use are less sensitive to energy stresses or bypass the pathways influenced by metformin use, resulting in a more aggressive cancer phenotype and the observation of increased metastatic disease, and shorter survival.
Influential policy implications are then developed, especially in the face of the unprecedented Eurozone crisis in the post war period.
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