How they handle this problem could either propel Europe to greater economic and political clout in the decades ahead, or downgrade it to a sideshow in a global economic theater directed by China and the United States.
The day of dueling news conferences showed both men using a signature Republican issue as they fought for advantage in a tight New Hampshire race that could either propel Mr. McCain's campaign or seal Mr. Bush's status as his party's front-runner.
"I felt that there were interpersonal skills or personality traits that were cited in those evaluations on both sides, but depending on how it was worded it could either propel you to promotion or hold you back.
With that, he was off to begin a day that will either propel him further into serious contention for the Democratic nomination or deal a considerable blow to his chances of ultimately defeating former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. .
These tipped projectiles were either arrows propelled by bows or, more likely, spears launched by atlatls, wooden extensions of the throwing arm that act as a lever, imparting greater speeds and distances to the weapon.
SMCs of the gut function either to propel and mix luminal contents (phasic; non-sphincteric) or to act as barriers to prevent the movement of luminal materials (tonic; sphincteric).
The tank's weight is distributed over five double, aluminum-alloy, rubber-tyred road wheels on either side, propelled on 570 mm wide tracks.
The fission products of 242mAm can either directly propel the spaceship or they can heat up a thrusting gas; they can also transfer their energy to a fluid and generate electricity through a magnetohydrodynamic generator.
Blow by blow, this not-very-fictitious-sounding novel depicts the tactics by which political candidates either can be propelled or ambushed and their campaigns can be subverted.
"But I still expect this to be a hard-fought game, and it really could propel either one of these teams to a run," Latrell Sprewell said.
