But mostly the sky is confined to a little more than half the canvas, and almost always tasked with providing sufficient drama to hold the viewer; a challenge not equally met in all cases.
She swiftly moved on to other conquests who equally met a sad end: Her second husband David died of a heart attack immediately after their wedding upon discovering she had been conning him.
It is clear that the fourth point, i.e., that teachers' wages are, on average, competitive with other wages, will not be equally met for all occupations and business sectors because wages vary substantially between sectors but are relatively uniform in teaching, depending on canton, individual's training, age and experience.
I'll remind you that he's fond of writing columns in which he depicts Washington's problems as equally meeting out by Obama and the Republicans.
Israel's future security will greatly depend on its willingness to take the bold risks for peace that will be necessary in the face of determined adversaries, but those bold risks must be equally met by convincing concessions from its adversaries.
This evaluation demonstrates that reaching reductions in maternal and perinatal mortality requires an adequate coverage of life saving interventions and quality of care, but should be equally met with an investment in community mobilisation.
Other films, less heralded but equally powerful, such as "Meet Marlon Brando" and "Orson Welles in Spain," were also about performers.
When a man feels he is pleasing his spouse, and his own needs are equally being met, his interest tends to stay at home. 1. Emotional Neglect Women long for their husbands to understand and appreciate them.
Each of the four proposed actions within the objective was equally well met.
The alternative assumption that policy need not refer to specific climate vulnerable groups on the basis that their needs can be equally well met by broad policy frameworks—is much more difficult to sustain.
