Sentences with phrase «increasingly long line»

The Government has received another in an increasingly long line of blows in the Al Rawi & Others foreign torture case, with Mr Justice Silber ordering a closed hearing to see whether two key security service documents are to be disclosed to the claimants.

This is simply yet another data point in an increasingly long line of evidence showing global warming is real, along with all the evidence that it's getting worse, we're causing it, and the spin against it by the deniers is approaching light speed.

Could this game be yet another in an increasingly long line of similar futuristic war games?

While many large airports suffer from increasingly long lines at security checkpoints, Syracuse has managed to avoid the problem, Hancock Airport's director told Congress.

Not exact matches

From civic faith to the practice of transformation: With their churches no longer part of the religious establishment, and with the country increasingly diverse culturally and pluralistic religiously, mainline leaders have had to ask bottom - line questions — questions about purpose, not profit.

It's become increasingly clear that our interests are no longer in line with theirs and that what we need now is a good old fashioned house cleaning.

But in his district, where the 81 - year - old, 21 - term congressman heads into a June primary looking increasingly vulnerable, the question of whether his fund - raising efforts have crossed the line is joined by another: Has he simply stayed too long?

There is a silver lining when the cars start to age, however, as these niche vehicles remain on dealer forecourts longer than more popular models and start to be offered with increasingly tempting finance offers just to shift them out of stock.

While not long ago, e-book readers were rudimentary devices far off from the capabilities of tablets, the thin line between a basic e-reader and a more complex slate becomes increasingly thinner and thinner and thinner.

The bottom line is — commodity ETFs track short - term moves well, but become increasingly ineffective the longer the ETF is held.

As your dog gets good at the exercise, try to make the long line longer and practice on increasingly farther locations.

The beautiful landscape gets increasingly wild: trees with overgrown trunks; dark trees with long aerial roots, which hang from the trees like monkey tails; lots of banana trees; innumerable paddies lined with tall, slender palmtrees.

Bringing together diverse perspectives on these concepts from arts and technology, the event will be host to a long line - up of events, exhibitions, screenings, performances and talks that will respond to the way we present ourselves against the backdrop of a growing desire to remain authentic within a time where authorship is becoming increasingly irrelevant and indefinable.

«Global Warming» is just the latest in a long line of hysterical crusades to which we seem to be increasingly susceptible.

That, he says, was the inspiration for «Flip This House,» an hour - long reality show on the A&E network that made its debut this past summer and has emerged as a break - out hit in the increasingly crowded line - up of real estate shows.

Bottom line: Look for modest market growth this year and next, but as long as inventory shortages persist, homes will become increasingly unaffordable.