And that, out of the G8 summit in Canada, rhetoric on education is matched by resources -- not just for Africa but for every developing country pursuing pro-stability, pro-investment policies who should not be prevented from achieving their education goals by debt or lack of resources and who should not have to charge for education but should be able to offer schooling free of charge.
At the compensation depth the light available for photosynthetic production is just matched by the energy lost in respiration.
On Monday, Sparano's seeming confusion over the math was matched by his explanation: "I just didn't know how many more at-bats that team was going to get, O.K.? The way the game was going, and with where we were offensively in this football game, I had no idea how many more at-bats that team was going to get".
Ultimately, the rate at which the cells in the organ happen to die will be just matched by the rate at which progenitors produce new organ cells, and the organ size will remain fixed.
Bad news from the far north has just been matched by a bleak warning from the tropics.
By Raymond Bonner The New Yorker, May 28 , 1990P. 27 Comment about the Sudan, which is approximately the size of the US east of the Mississippi, is the largest country in Africa, but what most Americans know about it is just about matched by the concern Washington has shown over the recent years there--very little.
The New Yorker, May 28 , 1990P. 27 Comment about the Sudan, which is approximately the size of the US east of the Mississippi, is the largest country in Africa, but what most Americans know about it is just about matched by the concern Washington has shown over the recent years there--very little.
She is just about matched by Brittain Ashford as her cousin Sonya, who scores with a strong soliloquy in the second act ("Sonya Alone").
Moreover these creepy kids are often matched by monstrous mothers, women who love just a little too much.
