Just when progress on important issues seemed within reach, my opponent has left the vital center of American politics".
His opponent _ whom polls show within reach of winning the race _ opposes the use of tax dollars to expand the research and favors tighter restrictions on the science.
They had deliberately gone slower than expected in the qualifier, Salzwedel said, hoping to land the team ranked sixth in the first round, so that they would overhaul them, but not too rapidly, so as to prolong the "drafting" effect that happens over several laps when one team is within reach of its opponent.
He now has raised $1.7 million, and is within reach of his opponents — Mr. Liu, Ms. Katz and Councilman David I. Weprin.
That milestone seems within reach, and horrified opponents have responded with their favorite and nastiest scare tactic, the insinuation that America's children are about to be corrupted.
"As [the opponent] moves that way, you move that way and stay within reach of hitting him," Roach said.
Senate Democrats were within reach of blocking the reauthorization after the many opponents of it in their caucus were joined by a handful of Republicans in the chamber in warning that the program is an example of government overreach.
With an election victory within reach for Leslie and her team, the death of her opponent's father lead to all kinds of awkward moments on "Parks & Recreation" (Thu., 9 30 p.m. ET on NBC).
"Their opponent is the dictionary". Weighing in at 2,662 pages, the dictionary, which Campbell calls "the bible," is always within reach.
An exit was within reach.
