The agency's forecast rightly projects that oil prices will soon rise to triple-digit range -- albeit nowhere near the pace that would be required to drive their supply forecast for robust growth in the use of unconventional oil.
In the foreground, the projected shadows are not quite rightly directed.
Muslims combine their presence in Britain with adherence to a supranational community, the Muslim ummah, looking outside and thereby isolate themselves.Randhir Singh BainsGants Hill, EssexSystems failureSIR – The failure of IT projects is rightly attributed in your survey to the abdication of responsibility by both IT "bosses" and "business units" (May 10th).
I believed (rightly or wrongly) that projects involving the genetics of bacteria were not very fashionable in terms of attracting funding, so I changed to cancer research.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has rightly argued that painful spending cuts will be needed to close New York's projected $10 billion deficit.
But given that Schneemann, Brookner and Allahyari are self-proclaimed feminists, the immanence they project through their art can rightly be called a 'feminence'feminence
President Obama rightly shelved the project, pending a new route proposal from the Canadian builder.
The first is that leaving would only make things worse – what leave rightly derided as "Project Fear".
A new study tracing the development of Britain's nuclear weapons project rightly points to what the authors call "the beliefs, culture, and identity, issues which have led Britain to develop and retain a nuclear capability for nearly seventy years".
(Grode) 'The Laramie Project Cycle' (opens on Tuesday) The Tectonic Theater Project's 2000 play, "The Laramie Project," has rightly claimed a place as a milestone in American theater, putting the growing trend of documentary theater in the service of a devastating story: the murder of a gay 21-year-old man in Laramie, Wyo.
