The Republican landslide in the 2010 mid-terms swept a new breed of conservative zealot into office, destroying the middle ground and making legislating next to impossible.
As the tsunami of reading material, lectures, slides, videos, X-rays, computer tutorials on anatomy, diseases, trauma, physiology, obstetrics, pediatrics, shock, and a bewildering vocabulary of medical terms swept over the group, Dakotah did not think she would pass the E.M.T. Basic Registry Exam.
We use the term sweep time to describe the time interval between two subsequent lines of measurements.
Mr. Gennaro, a voluble, 56-year-old geologist who lives in Jamaica Estates, was an environmental policy analyst with the Council for 12 years, before term limits swept out everyone he had worked with, and he decided to run himself.
More recently hundreds of billions of dollars in short-term "sweep" deposits at Cayman banks flooded back to America after the Dodd-Frank act in 2010 permitted the Federal Reserve to pay overnight interest on demand deposits.Predicting the future level of hostility from onshore governments is tricky, too.
The swept term controls the shape to be consistent with the swept surface.
Once historical notions of the primacy of short-term profitability are swept aside, that is.
In geographic terms, Mr. Putin swept every region of the nation.
Two presidential terms ago, Barack Obama swept to power on the hope that he would put right the deep failings exposed by the subprime crisis.
Yes, executive salaries would increase as the paraphernalia of share options and long-term incentives was swept away, but the system would be transparent and easy to understand, useful qualities in the trust-restoring game.
