The shortcomings of the speech are well reported, but perhaps most eloquently summarized by my colleague, who said, "Mubarak will burn the city before he feeds it".
He was reported to have spoken eloquently.
("Sell, give away, or throw away your books. They're parasites draining away a part of your life" [foggbird].) Others reported feeling conflicted, none more eloquently than ACW, who observed that "very few other possessions prompt such an emotional outpouring when we rid ourselves of them".
He looks frail but speaks as eloquently as ever, lashing out at Scotland's 'toxic' anglophobia, as Charlotte Higgins reported here Cross-bench peer and former BP boss John Browne mounted a spirited defence of fracking, in a discussion with Jim Naughtie that was quickly diverted from its purported purpose, to dicuss Browne's book, Seven Elements that have Changed the World.
Archer Blood, among others, reported the slaughter of professors and students at Dhaka University, an attempt to silence the intellectual class who had eloquently articulated Bengali grievances.
We fervently hope that the nationwide alarm of scientists about the broken career structure, voiced eloquently in our report by people at all levels of the profession, will rekindle the discussion brought up by Sir Gareth Roberts in his famous SET for Success report in 2002.
But having spent the World Cup living outside what Sol Campbell eloquently described as 'the England bubble' I can report that the rest of Planet Football reckons that Eriksson's lot were rubbish.
The Ambanis have in fact built a thoroughly modern, efficient business.A visit to Hazira, a parched corner of north-western India, tells the tale more eloquently than any earnings report.
"As the Howard report so eloquently put it – the factions have developed into untalented groups, with no conviction on local issues, which exist solely to promote their loyalists by excluding non-loyalists from party positions of influence," she said.
There are reports which eloquently explain how the complexity of the software needed to govern these systems can easily develop hidden complex interactions which create instability within the behaviour of the system [56].
