Ryan is a true believer, and that's a little awkward now that Romney is making strides by showing that he truly believes nothing — running away from, rather than toward, the hard-right stances that won him the nomination.
During the war in Afghanistan, Fox began to make strides by appealing to people as a network not afraid to show its patriotism or the hopes of its correspondents and anchors for a quick American victory.
Today, neuroscientists are making strides by developing new tools and combining existing techniques to yield fresh insights.
Keep in mind that anti-choice activists were able to make strides by simply finding the right language and using it as a weapon against the choice community.
These glitches aside, however, kosher fine dining has clearly made strides, and judging by the full dining rooms, it is definitely satisfying its audience.
The U.S. company made strides to enter the Middle East by acquiring local player GoNabit in June 2011, only to shut down operations just over a year later.
Armed with that knowledge, Thole began to make strides, augmented by the meetings he was forced to run in Binghamton, and just the daily accrual of information while catching.
Due to the controversial HIV STEP trial and the continuing HIV epidemic, some groups have employed the antigen capsid-incorporation strategy to make strides against HIV/AIDS by attempting to make a safe and effective HIV vaccine [41], [42].
But the show doesn't want to be a blip on society's radar -- it wants to actually make strides for the community by hiring trans people to tell their own stories, according to the show's co-producer Rhys Ernst.
Child-friendly schools are leading the way in innovative implementation of educational curricula in the field of architecture by making strides in developing structurally sound school designs that are conducive to learning, as part of the 'build back better' initiative.
