Sentence examples for passage was highly from inspiring English sources

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). was especially tough, pushing for House passage of an ambitious climate change bill with red-seat Democratic votes, even though Senate passage was highly unlikely.

John D. Negroponte, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, told reporters that a vote on the resolution could come as early as Wednesday, and indicated that passage was highly likely.

The bill's passage is highly uncertain.

This passage is highly revealing and marks Baudrillard's switch to an "aristocratic critique" of political economy deeply influenced by Bataille and Nietzsche.

The history of Glass-Steagall is particularly relevant because some members of Congress continue to insist we need a new version of the law, and because the lead-up to the Act's passage is highly reminiscent of the way we ended up with Dodd-Frank.

Flow cytometric analysis revealed that CD44 expression in BMSCs at passage 4 was highly expressed with a positive rate of 97.36%.

Specifically, myogenesis and chondrogenesis showed a moderate decrease over time; osteogenesis was maximum at intermediate passages and adipogenesis was highly sensitive to long-term culture and was diminished at late passages.

David and Sewell said the bill's passage was "a highly unusual bipartisan vote at a time when large numbers of House Republicans have rarely joined Democrats on an economic issue".

Mutant spectra size during passage of SLEV in chickens was highly variable among lineages using all measures of diversity (Figs. 2 and 3).

Several passages indicate that following Jesus was highly desirable for those who wished to be included in the coming kingdom.

Adams proudly added that America "goes not abroad, in search of monsters to destroy," a passage which is highly relevant in light of the U.S.'s recent attacks against Saddam Hussein of Iraq, Osama bin Laden of al Qaeda, Muammar Gaddafi of Libya, and now, seemingly, against Bashar al-Assad of Syria.