Sentence examples for first redemption from inspiring English sources

The line between legal and extra-legal violence could fade as it typically does in times of heightened political or racial conflict – and as it did in the first redemption, when even moderate white people kept silent in the face of the Ku Klux Klan's butchery because they sought a speedy return to white rule in the south.

For example, in a campaign with a national sub shop, following the first redemption of the offer, 30% of consumers made 1-2 more visits and 40% made 3+ more visits.

Patients with a first redemption for oxazepam, nitrazepam/flunitrazepam and zopiclone/zolpidem (the latter not significant) had a higher risk of entering level 3 compared to patients with a first redemption for diazepam (baseline).

25 If the mother redeemed more than one prescription during pregnancy, the first redemption was used to determine the trimester of exposure.

For each patient we assessed if spirometry was registered in an 18-month period counting from 6 months before to 12 months after the date of the first redemption of obstructive lung medication.

We defined a risk group of patients with a first redemption for oxazepam with a general practitioner without specialty as first prescriber (group 1), compared to a group of patients who initially used diazepam with a specialist of general practice as first prescriber (group 2).

With Old as his miserly foil, Willis wrote the second redemption story of the match, bouncing Chappell out, and standing and straightening Hughes up so he edged low to Botham at third slip.

The second redemption, just as with the first, rested on the myth that white racial attitudes had so moderated that minority groups no longer needed protection; on this reading affirmative action policies and protections against disfranchisement were not only unnecessary but also unAmerican.

In 2003, the last time Hilton adjusted its reward chart, the company added a sixth redemption category.

The net flow of money out of real estate funds totaled $7.16 billion in 2007, according to the fund tracker AMG Data Services, the first annual redemption in eight years.

Minister Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam, who delivered the eulogy, pointed to Williams' casket and told his mother not to grieve for a "warrior" who had been freed first by redemption and then by death.