Sentences with phrase «long run of»

KYL continued its long run of technology «firsts» by being the first firm worldwide to pass the Legal Tech Audit in 2015 and by receiving the first - ever ACEDS Law Firm eDiscovery Department of the Year in 2016.

In the long run of course the original scientific work itself is what matters, not the conclusions of committees.

In the long run some of those «Teamers» will suffer exactly as those they have vilified with, depression, fear of condemnation, even retribution, due to the raking over and exposure when the penny finally drops with the MSM.

If 2013 does come in below the 20th century average, it would be the first year since 1996 to have done so, and would end a 16 - year long run of above average annual temperature for the U.S..

eleven thousand three hundred years temperatures have been doing a long, subtle, slow slide down; and small, you know, half a degree, three - quarter of a degree of cooling over the long run of the last several thousand years.

IPCC models, which don't even pretend to work in the long run of past epochs, nor in the short run of weather, are advertised to predict a looming, mid-term catastrophe.

In particular, detection of an anthropogenic influence through statistical analysis alone requires a long run of data of good quality and careful attention to measures of significance.

We don't agree on everything with either of them nor amongst ourselves, but for the now long run of AAA's existence, consensus has leaned toward these two basic propositions.

In addition to a decade - long run of solo exhibitions, Ebtekar's work has been featured at galleries such as Whatcom Museum, Bellingham, WA; Waterhouse & Dodd, London, UK; The Third Line, Doha, UAE; Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA; ordiska Akvarellmuseet, Skarhamn, Sweden and the Chelsea Art Museum, New York, NY.

The fifteen - year - long run of the Naruto manga was filled with mistakes that the entire editorial staff of Weekly Shonen Jump completely missed.

Rocksteady's love of their fan base truly shone through in their efforts to go beyond what was originally planned for their long run of add - on content.

After that came a long run of Hidden Object games that were successful in both the downloadable market and in mobile.

That's in the long run of 10 to 15 years.

Hundreds of Greater Toronto Area residents were caught when the housing market took an abrupt dive last year after a long run of booming activity.

We've had an unusually long run of good bond performance, but this is unusual.

This is why I am skeptical in the long run of any effort to replace the rating agencies by the regulators.

And another view is that in the long run of 25 - 30 yrs markets are obviously going to appreciate as it is linked to the economy, so one should confidently invest in equity for long term.

This potfolio will be held for the long run of 10 - 15 yaers at least.

Bill «The Bond King» Gross, founder of PIMCO says that the long run of stocks outperforming the overall economy is done and that the only policy option left for the «advanced» economies in the world is inflating their way out of debt.

Even the Falcon and Velocity Micro systems had the occasional crash, but both were stable enough over the long run of testing that I'm comfortable saying these systems represent what each vendor will ship out to customers.

By offering a fair page rate, I believe you increase the professionalism of the whole project and will likely end up with better results in the long run of your project.

The global market for tablet computers went into hibernation in early 2014, ending a long run of sizzling growth, a survey showed Thursday.

And in the long run of ownership, this is more important than lap times or top speed numbers.

Indeed, its recent parade of bloated crossovers have left us thinking that the company — whose controversial Bangle - butt 7 - series I once even defended — has, after a long run of laserlike coherence, lost the plot.

Picasso's quotes explain moreover his characteristic art approach of viewing a picture as a sum of destruction activities, without losing anything in the long run of creation.

The decades - long run of the Star Trek franchise gave us our first glimpse of what actors could pull off if given years to settle into their characters.

And what is the cost to society in the long run of eliminating funding for music and the arts?

Karl Malden was in the final stretch of his long career while Michael Douglas was just beginning to rise during the long run of «The Streets of San Francisco» (1972 - 1977).

And also, you know, sometimes you write somebody a part that you think that they'd like, because Eddie and Paddy had both done quite a long run of extremely intense, darker dramas, and both of them happen also to be very funny.

But in other ways, Cool Hand Luke is vaguer about what it stands for — it's the beginning of a decade - long run of films in which being an individualist is valorized in the absence of any particular information about exactly what kind of an individualist a character is, or why.

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Maybe that's why a long run of 12 or more miles has zero appeal to me right now?

We are in for a WET weekend which might mean I take my long run of 14 km to the treadmill... yikes!

500 calories a day is in the long run of course going to lead to weight loss.

If kids did that, their fat intake would drop to acceptable levels, and that alone would «go a long way in reducing their risks of becoming overweight, and in the long run of developing diabetes, heart disease and other chronic, debilitating conditions,» she says.

The summer and fall promise to extend a long run of worsening years for American wildfires — fires that are projected to be fueled more by climate change.

«and the decision to stay out of the euro, as well as the broad macreconomic framework which brought Labour a long run of economic success, and the great crash of 2008.

This will also save me money in the long run of having to go out and purchase larger diapers down the road as the baby grows.

Multi-position reclining system to help the children taking a nap after a long run of the stroller.

As I was packing lunches tonight for both kids, I realized this is the beginning of a long run of lunchmaking enthusiasm.

However, experts found it as a problem in the long run of a baby's life.

So be aware of that, but she will be okay in the long run of life:)

However, between his injury and suspension, Berardi hasn't had a very long run of games at left - back, forcing Vurnon Anita to play out of position.

when we had that long run of clean sheets and the best defense in the PL it was because of Bould pre the Wenger restrictions on his defensive training.

He wants to «be like Oak Ridge» with a long run of success in a program where «tradition doesn't graduate.»

Washington has had a long run of poor teams, and this one upholds the tradition

So fingers crossed Gooners and let's see how long this run of good luck can last.

Because Brugge have been so poor as of late, this match might end up being a poor one, but Brugge had such a long run of great form early in the season.

Messi's quality, however, may have dampened Chelsea spirits as their long run of keeping him at bay prior to the first leg match feels like a distant memory now.

I am looking forward to a long run of games with the team as of the Everton game, less the above mentioned.