They succeeded, for instance, in excluding the testimony of two of the prosecution's expert witnesses.
Even critics acknowledge that the method can be more accurate for rating schools than the system now required by federal law, which compares test scores of succeeding classes, for instance this year's fifth graders with last year's fifth graders.
Many practitioners are worried about the abstract nature of much of the "principal learning" component and are questioning whether it meets the needs of those currently succeeding on, for instance, BTec first diplomas.
The question of who succeeds Mr Mori, for instance, is crucial to the battle over banking policy.
A new ecosystem of gestures and visual elements will succeed them, presumably — Metro, for instance.
Moreover, some of those cases involve instances where Mr. Ryan would become president in 2020 (or 2024 or 2028, and so on) after someone else — Hillary Rodham Clinton or Marco Rubio, for instance — succeeds Mr. Obama as the 45th president.
The iPod, for instance, succeeded not just because of its sleek form, but because, in conjunction with iTunes, it solved so many of the problems of buying and storing music.
A previous attempt to evolve the chaperone GroEL for instance, succeeded in generating highly client specific variants that were defective in the folding of other clients (Wang et al., 2002).
When the superrich all build more lavish estates, for instance, they succeed only in raising the bar that defines adequate.
That's why, when fantasies succeed, they do so mightily — for instance, "The Future," "Chi-Raq," "The Grand Budapest Hotel," "Holy Motors," and "Gentlemen Broncos".
