Sentence examples for establishing harmony between from inspiring English sources
That balance has been the key to the Giants' season, both in establishing harmony between the offense and defense and in their surprising finish after two mediocre seasons.
Unsatisfactory as Ibn Daud's solution may be, he has nonetheless succeeded in removing the contradiction between biblical verses on the issue and thus in establishing harmony between philosophy and religion.
The dispute went public on 5 March, when the Wellcome Trust, a British charity that funds genome research, released a letter spelling out the details of a failed attempt to establish harmony between the commercial and public sectors that are racing to sequence the entire human genome.
To do this, AM employs medicines derived from mineral or plant substances, counselling, art or music therapy, and therapeutic eurythmy, a movement therapy designed to establish harmony between functions of body, soul and spirit [ 9, 12].
Wu et al. (2002) observed that physical contact with a dog through AAI established harmony and produced positive feelings.
-and by educating people of the benefits so that we can establish harmony back in the UK".
Why would both sides not welcome these attempts to establish harmony?
By Sara Lautman April 3, 2017 By Sara Lautman April 3, 2017 The key to a good haircut lies in establishing formal harmony between the shape of your hair and the shape of your face.
This was the age of Enlightenment, and Charles tried to establish a harmony between leisure and science, culture and industry.
Upon it was based the tendency to establish a harmony between the thought of Plato and Aristotle a feature that recurred through the whole history of Aristotelianism and perhaps the ascription to Aristotle of the De mundo ("On the Universe"), a cosmological treatise of the 1st century bce, which found favour with all of the different traditions until the 16th century.
As there are plausible approaches to establish a harmony between right-introductions and left-introduction in the sequent calculus (see section 3.3), classical logic appears to be perfectly justified.
