Sentences with phrase «many lacunae»

But now, in this lacuna between the descent of the greenback, the collapse of the euro and the rise of the yuan, Canada has a moment to be the darling of global currency.

Here he takes two prominent conservative public intellectuals — Peter Wehner and Arthur Brooks — to the woodshed for the unfortunate lacunae in their new book, Wealth and Justice: The Morality of Democratic Capitalism.

Roy Peachey FAITH Magazine March — April 2011 Mr Peachey convincingly argues that there are worrying lacunae in the school curriculum.

The most serious lacuna in Shaull's thought is his failure to deal with the means of revolution.

If the final word of the phrase were not spoken for some reason, the lacuna would probably be filled in by the hearers, or else the anonymous train of expectations would be broken, giving rise to more conscious acts of surprise, puzzlement, etc..

That lacuna points to the default revivalist / baptistic setting of the movement.

Further, even the most complete text that can be constructed from the early editions has glaring lacunae and apparent contradictions.

It was Aquinas who said there is not simply one convoluted path to Truth, full of logical lacunae and nonsense, but two distinct paths: each beginning with its own premise, each following its own logical progression of thought, each ending in Truth.

Yet current discussions scarcely make note of Schweitzer's perceptive observations on precisely this problem, let alone his solution to this lacuna in modern theology.

Please help me fill the lacunae by sending me information about items I should have included.

I've added, very quickly, a couple of my own comments: It seems the one main lacuna in his argument is that he has no conception of heresy.

This lacuna is all the more striking in that «control studies» are standard practice in the health sciences.

Unfortunately, there is a lacuna in our story; we do not know how and why Underhill became a pacifist.

The sins of imperialism stain the British as well as the French, and if there is a lacuna in my historical fiction, it is the absence of a novel dealing with the kind of cruelties that have been exposed by writers such as William Dalrymple (The Last Mughal) and Ferdinand Mount (The Tears of the Rajas).

There is little systematic study, however, of religious belief and identity among academic scientists at eliteinstitutions, leaving a lacuna of knowledge in this area.

His only surviving rival is Tacitus, but unfortunately there are large lacunae, which we would give almost anything to recover.

It should be said immediately, however, in defense of such lacunae, that there is, in some quarters, a serious reexamination of the wisdom of having instruction in preaching as a separate curriculum item.

But, in my judgment, Leclerc is correct in pointing out the implicit lacuna in Whitehead's thought in the matter of the ontological status of societies.

The English vicar and novelist Charles Kingsley wrote to Darwin, «I have learnt to see that it is just as noble a conception of Deity, to believe that He created primal forms capable of self - development into all forms needful... as to believe that He required a fresh act of intervention to supply the lacunas which He himself made» (F. Darwin, 288).

It is also the question that philosophical naturalism is supposed to have answered exhaustively in the negative, without any troubling explanatory lacunae, and that therefore any aspiring philosophical naturalist must understand in order to be an atheist in any intellectually significant way.

Once again, however, when we look at the liberal constitutional regime we will see a complete lacuna in this area.

That is a lacuna in his otherwise vivid presentation.

Instead, there is a great lacuna.

It is significant that this lacuna has not been an issue for most other reviewers.

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It is a monumental peril0us lacuna, a gigantic and stupend0us, yet, wilful infringement of the characteristically rather supposedly definitive ubiquity of comm0n sense.

It is a monumental perilous lacuna, a gigantic and stupendous, yet, wilful infringement of the characteristically rather supposedly definitive ubiquity of common sense.

This was achieved on record revenues of # 581.2 million, attained in spite of the absence of Champions League football — a lacuna that the Red Devils» Europa League triumph has enabled them to rectify this term.

~ Barbara Kingsolver, The Lacuna

We hope the imminent National Economic Recovery and Growth Plan will address the policy lacunae.

Even for apparently well - integrated communities, the cultural lacuna is still significant and operates on a number of levels.

This lacuna is not Grueskin, Seave, and Graves» fault, and it takes nothing away from the valuable work they have done in researching and writing this report.

He says there will be disagreements between the two parties on thee economy ahead of an election, but they are not fatal and the two parties are both committed to reducing inequality, something he says was one of Tony Blair's biggest lacunae.

«There was one big lacuna in this performance and that was London.

I find this lacuna even odder since Mr Pickles, fronted by tabloid headlines, made great play of Arc Manche and Transmanche both of which have been around for years.

A group of good governance advocates under the aegis of «Our Mumu Don Do» movement led by ace musician, Charles Oputa popularly known as Charly Boy, on Tuesday, stormed the office of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, to engage with him over what it described as «observable lacuna» in the Nigeria's electoral laws.

«In furtherance of our engagement with all stakeholders in the electoral process, we have decided to meet with you following some observable lacuna in the on - going registration of new voters, a development which has been attributed to poor funding and other issues.

According to him, sections 13 and 18 of the Fiscal Responsibility Act No 31 of 2007, have addressed the lacuna in Section 81 of the Constitution which provides for how the National Assembly should handle the executive's budgetary proposal.

If it does, these gravitational lacunae will be the last resting place of other occasionally fashionable theories, such as Modified Newtonian dynamics (MOND).

With the aid of a dubious clinic named Lacuna Inc. and a colander - like contraption wired to the head, they wipe out the traces of their tumultuous relationship.

SEM investigation of these lacunae before acid dissolution yielded the following results.

Rhodococcus sp. exhibits morphological differentiation and can be found as both cocci and filaments [16] consistent with forms found in lacunae from this survey (Fig. 10).

Despite robust evidence that homophily organizes human social networks, significant lacunae remain in our understanding of how homophily arises and functions in these networks3, 6.

Freshly fractured bone shows cross sections though many lacunae.

Again, it's funny, because this was a lacuna in my research and one thing I get criticized for so we didn't pay attention to vegetable oils.

The Psoas minor inserts at the iliopectineal arch, the thickened band at the iliac fascia which separates the muscular lacuna from the vascular lacuna.

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Milan's Lacuna Coil has brought forth a new record, self - described as pure insanity.

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