But compromise has proved equally elusive in that chamber.
Gardens are at once fundamental and elusive: fundamental in that they sustain life and are rooted in the deepest substratum of the human imagination; elusive in that they are seasonal, dormant for extended periods, and difficult to make fully visible as institutions.
Such a drop in CFT titres was also observed in the contact challenge study of Niang and co-workers [ 17], albeit significantly delayed (from week 16 to 36) as the precise time point of each individual infection remained elusive in that infection model.
They are, with the astonishingly cheap £5 promenade tickets and an infectious atmosphere, a real opportunity to bring in that always elusive new, young audience.
The goal of providing employees with a family-friendly work environment may be especially elusive in jobs that involve an altruistic component, in this case, running the country, striving for world peace, creating affordable health care and saving the environment.
In fact, despite the directness of the medium and the clean immediacy of his style, his picture-making, like the man himself, can be elusive in ways that are fascinating, confounding, and yet ultimately rewarding.
African-American's elusive freedom in that ward cost 600,000 lives.
So elusive, in fact, that The Washington City Paper ran a Name That Smell competition in the mid-'90s.
I think this is something the program gave them, a measure of success less tangible than percentages or dollars saved, but something so powerful and elusive in a region that has been branded as possessing its own unique brand of fatalism.
The report warns that freedom of expression is elusive in Haiti and that some critics of the government have been singled out for physical attack by people claiming to be loyal to President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
And so went the show's first half in elusive daywear that — apart from Chanel — has almost vanished from couture runways.
