Senior bankers say the goalposts keep getting moved, if they are discernible at all.
But it's a Christianity whose truth is discernible at moments of self-sacrifice.
All of these elements of 17th-century Rhenish culture are discernible at Ephrata, most visibly in its architecture.
The pace of the competition slowed near the end because breezes, barely discernible at the bottom of the hill, were deemed too unsafe or unfair for competition.
And to other rhythms too — not immediately discernible at first — belonging to a piece of music that is, according to our narrator, as dangerous as it is exquisite.
Flat screens, fat profits Gold from fibre Old media's Internet boom Fiat al Fresco ReprintsSome Welchian effects are already discernible at Fiat.
That's in part because, while Pleistocene men could pick their mates on the basis of fertility cues discernible at a glance, Pleistocene women faced a more vexing problem.
And there is a beautiful portrait of Avedon — white-haired, glaring defiantly at the lens, his view camera discernible at the picture's edge.
"Lots of the fruits of what they've been working on will be a little more discernible at the end of the year, especially some of the new programs that are put in place".
In 1941 the Agee/Evans collaboration was published as a book, "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men", a book that ironically made both of them famous too.Europe's influence on Evans is easily discernible at the Met's exhibition.
