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If we make the effort, the numbers will gradually prove us to be right, but all of us must try to convince the Member States that we need to dedicate more money to education and training.
Gradually, he proved himself an indispensable comrade – he could drive (many activists couldn't or wouldn't), he had money (made, he said, by drug dealing in Pakistan – he told the activists he now wanted to turn his life around), he was a skilled climber and, perhaps most importantly, he was popular.
The Fed's strategy of slowing an overheating economy by raising rates gradually might prove just as risky for America and so for the world economy.Since last summer, the Fed has raised interest rates five times, on each occasion by modest quarter-points that were well-flagged in advance.
The fundamental principle was to establish several nested models with restrictions imposed gradually and prove the invariance of restricted parameters by comparing the differences of goodness of fit between these models based on assuming the previous model to be correct [ 38].
She also argued in the book that civil rights lawyers should stop attempting to gradually reduce segregation by proving the inequality of so-called "separate but equal" facilities, but should forthrightly argue that segregation itself was unconstitutional.
But McCarthy and her colleagues in Cincinnati regrouped and decided to take a new approach (an untraditional one for P&G) that would use less money and alternative sales channels to prove gradually that their dietary supplement would find a mass of customers desperate for help.
He is banking on the Greek – and Portuguese, Spanish and Italian – debt crisis proving manageable, with uncertainty "gradually fading away".
Gradually the sound gathered new, younger recruits, proving particularly popular with students.
Upon dilution with pH 1 aqueous HCl, the monomer maxima gradually increase while the aggregate peaks decrease abruptly proving the existence of an equilibrium.
