Sentence examples for time of aids from inspiring English sources

He followed this with the Somerset Maugham prize-winning The End of Innocence Britainn in the Time of Aids (1994).

(Cotter) ★ Rosalind Solomon: 'Portraits in the Time of AIDS, 1988' (closes on Friday) Rosalind Solomon took some critical heat when her exhibition "Portraits in the Time of AIDS" opened at New York University's Grey Art Gallery in 1988.

(Cotter) ★ Rosalind Solomon: 'Portraits in the Time of AIDS, 1988' (closes next Friday) Rosalind Solomon took some critical heat when her exhibition "Portraits in the Time of AIDS" opened at New York University's Grey Art Gallery in 1988.

His ten books include Sometimes My Heart Goes Numb: Love and Caregiving in a Time of AIDS and Stress and Survival: The Emotional Realities of Life Threatening Illness.

That picture was part of Rosalind Solomon's "Portraits in the Time of AIDS, 1988," an exhibition now on view at the Bruce Silverstein gallery.

Kenya is about 30percentt Roman Catholic, and despite the fondness the country has for the pope, Kenyans often struggled with some of the church's teachings, especially his condemnation of condoms in a time of AIDS.

When the consultancy began a new evaluation, this time of aid to South Africa, it was told that the key issues would be set by a steering group of commission and local delegation staff.

Marlin was criticized for rebuffing an offer of five hundred and fifty million euros (six hundred and fifty million dollars at the time) of aid from the Dutch, which was contingent on St. Maarten adding a second Hague representative to the country's anti-corruption body and temporarily granting border control to the Netherlands.

The reasoning was that such differences might underpin differences in the kinetics of nuclear/cytoplasmic shuttling (thereby affecting AID turnover/abundance and therefore CSR) or that they might lead to differences in the residence time of AID at the nuclear pore, where CSR might take place.

This is certainly a time of mutual aid and accepting help.

At a time of thinning aid to the third world, donor agencies must take steps to make their aid programs more efficient.