Sentences with phrase «equalizing forces of»

But in terms of writing as brilliantly as your writerly heroes, it's important to remember the great equalizing forces of the writing process.

However, evidence suggests that the equalizing force of education is succeeding in large parts of the charter sector today.

Not exact matches

With all these free - market - based threats piling up on top of the continued limited choice as far as access is concerned, it's hard to remain optimistic about the Internet remaining the free and open equalizing force it has been so far.

Palermo obviously equalized, though, forcing the game to be decided until the final stages of the second half.

Without the constant force of the wind to hold the warm waters back, the West Pacific warm pool begins to migrate easterly as the sea - surface level begins to equalize, an event termed an «El Niño / Southern Oscillation» (ENSO).

Given the size of the cast (Tristan Wilds, Elijah Kelley, Ne - Yo, Michael B. Jordan, Method Man, Andre Royo, Marcus T. Paulk, Cuba Gooding Jr., and Terrence Howard are among the recognizable faces here), some of men in the unit inevitably get more screen attention than others, but serving as an equalizing force is the unforced and genuine camaraderie between the guys, helped by some amusing banter from Ridley and McGruder's pen.

In a particularly bold move, the independent commission of educators, researchers, and child advocates recommends that federal funds be used as leverage to force states to «equalize» the resources available to school districts.

The Department thinks forcing nearly equalized funding is a good strategy for helping disadvantaged students, in keeping with the spirit of Title I, and that auditors need a highly specific rule to make it happen.

In addition to pressing the federal government to fully fund its share of the total cost of special education, the state should also revise its own complex model of paying for these services, said the task force, offering several suggestions for updating formulas and equalizing spending across various agencies.

It is an equalizing force that opens the door for people from all walks of life — regardless of ethnicity, gender, race, religion, or status — to delve deeply into the pursuits of their own choosing, defined only by their ideas, dreams, potential, and work ethic.

In short you have a chaotic system with uncountable numbers of inputs all trying to equalize some small imbalance of forces / effects (temperature, density, humidity, radiant heat loss, radiant heat gain).

For example, the reliability of data for emissions / concentrations and their conversion to radiative forcing is validated by our inability to reject a restriction that equalizes the temperature effect of a change in radiative forcing across gases (7).