While mining remains white-dominated and prefers to offload peripheral businesses than to see change at its core, consumer-oriented companies, such as retailers and brewers, have long had a lot of black managers in senior positions.
When you look past the poverty that is so predominant on the surface, you see Haiti at its core, a country of people who give their time, talent, and treasure to create a better future, to create hope.
The twitterati see a social media revolution, the foodies see food price hikes at its core, others see a hunger for democratisation, human rights groups see a backlash against routine torture and abuse.
This experience, at its core, is love.
I want to dig into the actual and see what it's like at its core.
He embodies with vibrant power the jovial bonhomie that Willy believes will always win through to success, even as he senses that others see the fear and insecurity at its core.
It stirs the blood of any lover of the past to see Steven Spielberg's majestic "Lincoln" — at its core, a drama about politicians with ZZ Top beards writing legislation — crush the usual soulless, computer-generated distractions at the box office.
It is like a film by Chaplin (one of whose films he and his girlfriend see at the cinema), silent at its core despite being full of speech and music.
is commonly implemented assuming an IID (across sites in the alignment) and Markov process for DNA substitution, leading to a model that has a continuous-time Markov chain at its core (see Semple and Steel [ 2] for an introduction to the mathematics underlying modern phylogenetic methodology).
Yet many see restorative justice as groundbreaking because at its core is a repudiation of the punitive model that has been the foundation of school discipline in this country since the days of the one-room schoolhouse.
