Perhaps people find it easier not to support the gay rights movement, to tell themselves that these individuals are somehow less deserving of equality under the law, because gay and lesbian individuals make up a relatively small sector of society, one which, in many communities across the nation, one hardly encounters at all, certainly not with any personal face attached to it.
So far, Mr. Ould, Mr. Elouaroudi and Mr. Gueziri say they have hardly encountered any hostility.
He says he was always fascinated by words on advertisements and packaging, but hardly encountered novels, even when studying for his GCSEs, because his English teacher chose a memoir and a play instead.
The Half Moon campus is so large that guests enjoy the luxury of hardly encountering too many others.
Few residues experienced many encounters and accumulated extended contact time (for example: D58, D60, D17, E19) while others, of equal charge, hardly encountered with the ion (E4, E5, E11).
Our study shows that EETA can be well-performed by an experienced neurosurgeon without the collaboration with an ENT surgeon and that approach-related problems are hardly encountered.
Magnetic resonance methods that employ the F nucleus for cellular imaging or molecular structure and dynamics investigations become increasingly important for both in vitro and in vivo systems. 1 Fluorine is hardly encountered in biomolecules and therefore provides excellent bioorthogonality.
That was the day after his start against the Seattle Mariners at Yankee Stadium on Aug. 3, and for a pitcher who hardly ever encounters arm problems, it was enough to make him very nervous.
"We evolved as social primates who hardly ever encountered strangers in prehistory," Dr. Miller says.
Although this technique is highly similar to conventional scale milling, the great reduction in dimensions (a scale of around 40/1) means that cutting phenomena and mechanisms appear that are hardly ever encountered on a conventional scale.
But most important, the disc will give brave listeners a chance to cozy up to "Threni," a notoriously formidable work hardly ever encountered in the concert hall (or, one need hardly add, on the radio).
