The ultra-Orthodox, in Israel and in the Jewish diaspora, bolstered by large families and young marriages, have surged back powerfully from their decimation in the Holocaust.In Israel, though, unlike in the diaspora, most of the men are classified as students for much of their lives.
His policies of stable money, low tax rates and a muscular military and foreign policy enabled the U.S. to quickly recover and surge ahead so powerfully that 20 years later the U.S. share of global GDP had increased.
Besler split two Chilean defenders with a perfectly placed and weighted pass to the surging Shea who powerfully drove into the far corner of the net to give the Americans a sixth-minute lead.
It surges – albeit less powerfully – a few more times, until it passes.
The reader queries which is coming first, the premonitory doom so powerfully described, or the dip and surge of the paragraph that has foresuffered all?
The music achieves an uncanny balance between surging Italianate lyricism and cerebral contemporary elements, qualities powerfully conveyed here.
The story powerfully explores the capacity for love that surges through the human heart.
He knows the current of excitement that will surge through them if they see his forces retreat even a few feet — or, more powerfully, if they see an officer fall.
The surge in methadone abuse appears linked to several factors, including the growing abuse of heroin and OxyContin, a powerfully addictive prescription painkiller.
The surge in OxyContin robberies, Mr. Moy said, seems to reflect the high price the drug now commands on the street and its powerfully addictive high.
The title "A Wild Surge of Guilty Passion" comes from an editorial in The New York Daily Mirror written by Cornelius Vanderbilt III, and it too is powerfully evocative of the overstatement that this murder case provoked.
