By the middle of the 19th century, the Hasidim embraced more than 50% of the Jews of Eastern Europe, The violin, relatively inexpensive & easily portable, was well suited to people of wandering habits was now taken up by the Hasidic Jews.
Novels embraced more uncommon concerns as well.
Being Mexican, he escaped the white/black divide: liberal South African whites music-lovers could embrace him more easily.
In some studies, people who are drunk, stressed, or distracted tend to defer to those with power, while more clearheaded individuals embrace equality more easily.
In general, Tesla should embrace more nuance.
The current and future availability of a larger number of LAI SGA (aripiprazole, paliperidone, olanzapine, risperidone) should allow the clinicians to embrace depot treatments more easily.
The general idea for the channel, according to several members of its management team, is to make business news more easily embraced by a larger number of viewers.
The trouble is, that may be a message more easily embraced by adults than by kids.
People more easily embrace change when their old way of life is acknowledged and commemorated.
That, in turn, would allow others to more easily embrace him as he moves beyond his 37th birthday in June.
People who have never interacted with a black family in their communities more easily embrace what the media tells them.
