But much of the discontent is in fact emanating from devout people who have spent as much time in the amen corner as Mr. Bush and who want only to preserve the spacious ecumenical spirit that has ruled the public square up to now.
Steiger: You also alluded to the undeniable fact that terrorism can emanate from all kinds of places around the world and that intelligence is very important.
Differences detected between the two types of coated films emanate from the fact that they correspond to two different coating philosophies.
As we have outlined here, these challenges emanate from the fact that dominant modes of clinical research governance assume research and care as morally and practically distinct sets of activities, and attempt to constitute them as such.
Such resistance could emanate from the fact that 'gender analysis is often confined to women and girls' (Dover 2014, 92).
This might emanate from the fact that ensuring proper patient preparation including diet restriction is not responsibility of only professionals collecting the specimen but also of patients and clinicians [ 3, 18].
The basis for the poorer prognosis of PILC when compared with ILC is thought to emanate from the fact that PILC is characterized by a higher frequency of ER and/or progesterone receptor negativity (Bentz et al., 1998) and loss of p53 function (Middleton et al., 2000; Kaya et al., 2002; Sneige et al., 2002; Reis-Filho et al., 2005).
It is a remarkable voice, both for its smoky beauty, nurtured by listening to Ella Fitzgerald and Etta James records when she was 12, and for the fact that it emanates from an English teenager.
In fact, water vapour emanating from a drop of sucrose solution may reach the antennae immediately before sucrose stimulation, and water vapour is known to act as a CS.
In fact, some of them do not emanate from Coleman at all.
His frustration seemed to emanate principally from the fact that "Big Ideas" are few and far between in the industry today.
