Sentence examples for prime agents from inspiring English sources

Still, making parents the prime agents of therapy is at odds with more traditional views of anorexia.

The pessimists, Labour and Tories alike, harbour a conviction that citizens are not to be trusted with their own money or used as prime agents of recovery.

In the near term, the new agency must deal with the layoff of hundreds of agents and supporting staff, a restructured management and the attention of competitors hungry to pick off prime agents and clients.

John Riccitiello, who took over as Electronic Arts' chief executive in spring, has pledged to reinvigorate the company and seems to have brought in Mr. Moore as one of his prime agents of change.

The current transformation of Buddhism in the 21st century is stunning on so many levels, and women play a role in this endeavor as prime agents.

Moreover we identified VEGF and the chemokine IL-8/CXCL8 as the prime agents whose production by HPMCs is differently modulated by stilbenes, and which are responsible for altered angiogenic responses of endothelial cells.

Christianity is to be the prime agent of the change.

But it is serious enough that Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has become the prime agent of damage control.

He was the prime agent for the group's change, in 1983, toward slower tempos, turning toward a kind of free-improvisation doom metal.

Every zoo director was asked, 'How can this happen?' " The public outcry over Marius's killing threatened the zoo industry's ability to present itself as a prime agent of conservation.

The European Commission, usually demonised as a prime agent of over-regulation, unveiled a business survey that put Britain in the dock.The poll of over 4,000 European companies found that "burdensome regulatory requirements" affecting exports and sales made Britain the most difficult country to trade with in the EU.