While the Declaration elicited some thanks from Catholics and dissenters, it left the Established Church, the traditional ally of the monarchy, in the difficult position of being forced to erode its own privileges.
After the failure of several recombinant vaccines which mainly triggered humoral response, live-attenuated vaccines received attention thanks to their ability to elicit a broad immunity with both humoral- and cell-mediated responses, essential to fight this pathogen.
It became a best-seller — and, a few years later, a musical — thanks, in large part, to the intimacy and depth Terkel elicited from people who are not usually the subject of books.
So the prospect of losing San Francisco thanks to our nuclear retaliation may cause us to pause conventional operations and elicit a cease-fire, thereby preserving Kim's regime and rule.
If it doesn't always do so with the utmost grace or economy, neither does it ever fail to be enormously appealing, thanks to the bright, witty, larger- than-life performances that James Brooks has elicited from his stars.
That it succeeds at all -- that the film elicits moments of genuine feeling, rather than the derisive laughter it deserves -- is largely thanks to the three principal actors.
The movie has a sharply rhythmic swing, like a great jazz band in flat-out rumble, thanks to Scorsese's stylistic inventiveness and the wild, exhilarating performances that he elicits from his cast.
The wrestling program needed longer, but made the mark — in part thanks to an invitational last month that packed the university's 4,000-seat 4,000-seaticited a $14,000 check from a local doctor.
But of the two, it was Senna who became a legend, thanks to a combination of his racing style, his passion for competition and his innate ability to elicit emotions from people.
