I heard Scott Ritter for the first time on C-Span, where he gave an eloquent presentation against going to war in Iraq (Barry Bearak, Nov. 24).
This mode of skillful and eloquent presentation dates back to the turn of the last century, and it is satisfying to see that this grand tradition continues.
In an eloquent presentation, the history of Phortress was outlined, underlining the interplay between chemistry and biology that led to its development and selection as a candidate therapy.
A crucial moment in the debate was a public hearing in Newtown, dominated by often-eloquent presentations by relatives, teachers, doctors and others who had experienced the tragedy.
"Seeing the world through the camera, the idea that you're not just writing," is what turns on this multi-tasker who has covered some of the world's hot spots and framed her reports in the most eloquent on-air presentations.
Fourteen AVMs (66.7%) were present in eloquent site.
His writings on business law were prodigious and his presentations in every legal situation were eloquent and beautifully reasoned.
Despite the depth of the analysis, eloquent use of available tools and well-organized presentation of the main findings, the actual impact of the manuscript appears questionable.
The concentration of eloquent neurological systems and the high rate of bleeding presentation of AVMs particularly in this location complicate the management of such lesions.
Focal neurological deficits caused by lesions in an eloquent long tract, like optic neuritis or a spinal cord syndrome, are common presentations.
The budget presentation given to the press by Alan Krueger, who chairs the President's Council of Economic Advisors, was as eloquent an explanation of our economic situation as has been given from the White House in many decades.
