In addition there is inadequate time to spark enough interest in bioethics that would inspire students to pursue more bioethics education in the future.
The isolated Jamie Vardy was far from his waspish best, while Mahrez - a spectator in the first half - lost the ball in midfield five minutes before half-time to spark the move with which Palace doubled their lead.
Of "Doorway to Heaven," a 1973 piece in which he touched two live electric wires to his chest, crossing them in time to make them erupt into sparks but not electrocute him, he said it was "about doing this thing that should kill you but isn't going to, because you figured out how to escape".
In short I will blast through way too many projects in a very short time, hoping to spark some deeper discussions and collaborations.
RZA's goal behind the unique approach in releasing "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" is to spark a debate about how music is appreciated in the era of mass production and market saturation.
I wrote the Times column in an attempt to spark meaningful conversation about poverty and health care in Louisiana, and maybe even persuade some people to think beyond themselves.
O'Neal blocked Mourning's shot three straight times early in the second half to spark a pivotal spurt by the Lakers, who rallied beat the Heat, 100-89.
Mourinho first took on Ferguson in the Champions League round of 16 in the 2003-04 competition, leading his Porto side to a 2-1 home win before snatching a draw in injury-time at Old Trafford to spark a manic touchline dash.
On May 31 June 1 , 20144, the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) and Olthuis Kleer Townshend (OKT) hosted "As Long As the Rivers Flow: Coming Back to the Treaty Relationship in our Time," a conference intended to spark a meaningful conversation about how we balance economic development, Aboriginal rights and care for the earth.
Amid riotous scenes, Lovren rose to head home in stoppage time in front of the Kop to spark chaotic celebrations and seal a win that will take its place in Anfield folklore.
