Sylvia Ann Hewlett, founder of the Center for Work-Life Poliny iNew Yorkrk, an independent research group, and several other economists and experts argue that there is an unmistakable trend toward women returning to the labor force — and not just professional women.
There is an unmistakable theme of departure and return in his campaign as well, because just about everyone had written him off as irrelevant by Labor Day.
Medina is now one of Mogadishu's safest areas, and while still not particularly safe, an unmistakable beat of life has returned.
Whether Obama's remarks mark a shift in his policy views, a politically expedient concession to an ascendant progressive wing or something in between, it is an unmistakable indicator of the Democratic Party's return to its New Deal roots. .
Back at the Bataclan, there were unmistakable signs that ordinary life was returning.
CAIRO — A city under siege, a rising death toll and hospitals filling with men wounded by gunfire were unmistakable signs Sunday that war has returned to the Libyan town of Bani Walid, imperiling the country's fragile political transition.
But students returning to AUAF is an unmistakable positive sign, a reason to believe education as a public value is running deep roots.
Yet here he is, a youthful 49-year-old, talking about his first ever solo album, The Messenger, which sees him returning to the big tunes and unmistakable, cascading guitar arpeggios that made him the guitarist of his generation.
She spoke with an unmistakable clarity only when the question of a possible return to her village came up.
Responsibilities Europe's desire to have China become the major national investor in its bailout fund has been met by unmistakable Chinese insistence that China get something major in return.
