"Do we feel confident that the response is now getting an upper hand on the virus?
Last week the World Health Organisation said it was "getting an upper hand on the virus" and slowing its spread.
WHO Assistant Director General Bruce Aylward said he was confident the response to the outbreak was "getting an upper hand on the virus", although he warned the battle was still far from won.
Friedlander sat down with Kairos CEO Brian Brackeen to figure out how the machine worked and see if he could get an upper hand in beating it head-to-head.
"[Low-carbon technology] is an area where through policy support [China] can really get an upper hand economically".
The decision to press such serious charges "for at worst an administrative felony" indicates that hard-liners are getting an upper hand in the ongoing clash of Kremlin clans, said Valery Borshchev, a prominent rights activist.
As the fight wore on, and backup officers poured into downtown Fullerton, then-Officer Jay Cicinelli wrote that, in a last-ditch effort to get an upper hand on Thomas, he urged another officer to "choke him out".
My answer, which deserves elaboration, was always: "There is no Christian 'problem' in Syria, thanks to the wisdom of some Syrians and the secularism of the state, but there is a Christian fear of what the future might hold for the Christian community at large, if al Qaeda and its sister groups ever get an upper hand in the Middle East.
Do not try to get admitted to a law school with the right elective courses that you want to take to get an upper hand in the patent law world.
The key differentiator, so far as the company sees it, is ease of use — the sort of thing you've got an upper-hand with when you actually manufacturer the cameras and software for the rig.
Whenever my meds get such an upper hand of me, that I yearn to troll passersby then, I account it high time to get to cyberspace.
