Given their clownish behavior during the Senate stalemate, we may all be turned into Oysters before long — emphasis most assuredly on the oy.
Its presence matches some of the witness accounts, aligns with the photographic and video record, and matches as well the history of Syrian arms procurement, with its long emphasis on weapons compatible with those of the former Eastern bloc.
I think [UK] has gone astray first with its long emphasis on research instead of teaching.
This design approach, demonstrated by the performance of these recent plants, represents the current culmination of a long emphasis by MHI on development of effective geothermal technology for baseload utility use, often in remote locations.
The canny assemblage, by the filmmaker Richard Misek, reveals Rohmer's career-long emphasis on his characters' map-accurate passage through the streets of Paris.
A9 Beliefs A13 EDUCATION A Growing Gap in Reading Results of nationwide fourth-grade reading tests show a widening gap between the best and worst students despite a decade-long emphasis on raising achievement among all.
Part of the problem may actually be the decades-long emphasis on defensive driving, the watch-out-for-the-other-guy approach that the government and the auto industry adopted in their successful campaign to encourage seat belt use.
March 20 2015 Visits to Carnegie Hall by this bright and brilliant American orchestra, directed by the universally admired David Robertson, are always welcome; its next concert intersects with the hall's season-long emphasis on the music of its current composer chair, Meredith Monk.
Why is the World Health Organization's stamp of approval O.K. for the World Bank and the Global Fund and not for the U.S.?" Abstinence vs. Condoms With its focus on treatment, Mr. Bush's plan is profoundly changing a two-decades-long emphasis on H.I.V. prevention as the American strategy abroad.
The decades-long emphasis given to prevention of myocardial infarction (MI) and stroke is reflected in remarkable declines – ≈33% over the past decade – in their incidence in developed countries.
