Sentences with phrase «remarkable effort of»

It was the remarkable efforts of Geoffrey Canada in the Harlem section of New York — and his skilled combination of research - based ideas for improving public education.

While it is unlikely that the SMA Treatment Acceleration Act of 2009 will pass in the coming weeks, we believe that this is a time to celebrate the remarkable efforts of the entire SMA community in driving forward the Federal Government's interest in SMA research.

Now, thanks to the remarkable efforts of director Ron Howard, the tale of the ill - fated Apollo 13 space mission comes to life in amazingly accurate detail.

Despite the remarkable efforts of deniers, naysayers, and those suffering from hysterical deafness, willful blindness and elective mutism, the good scientific evidence of climate change we share is sufficient for us to see our predicament.

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In fact, the following three companies are perfect examples of how thinking creatively about your marketing effort can yield remarkable results for your business.

«Coursera is at the front of this effort, with a stellar team, a remarkable growth trajectory, and a purpose that is an unmitigated public good.»

IT has been fantastic to see the incredible efforts being made by so many Western Australians during the Olympics.No matter what their results, just being selected for the Olympics is a remarkable achievement and we've had the thrill of seeing them comp

There have been many remarkable fundraising efforts as a result of Hurricane Harvey, and we are both moved by the generosity of Les Alexander, JJ Watt, Michael Dell and countless others.

According to SnapApp, the effort was a remarkable success, achieving a 55 % click rate, 70 % mouse - over rate, and 49 % lead conversion rate — not to mention earning the company a 2017 Content Marketing Award for best use of interactive infographics.

«It is very remarkable the degree to which there is a consensus,» National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) official Galen Carey told the Times, which reports that «no prominent pastor» has spoken out against the immigration effort.

Given the author's remarkable learning, most readers are likely to learn a great deal, especially when he uses Augustine's sermons as source material; but the captious tone and prosecutorial zeal of the effort starts to grate as early as the first chapter.

Kirk then examines efforts to argue in favour of the ordination of women from Scripture and Tradition, exposing the sparseness of the proposed evidence and uncovering remarkable deficiencies in historical scholarship.

Brown finishes with a remarkable discussion of the Christology of Nestorius and Cyril of Alexandria in their effort to sort out both the distance and solidarity between the Father and Son by comparing it to the distance between God and believer and between rich and poor.

But any efforts I have made to this end are but little compared to the unfailing persistence and skill with which, in a remarkable variety of ways, she has furthered my aims, and enabled me to be actually what my first thirty years made possible.

These essays too show remarkable staying power, particularly the provocatively titled «On the Political Stupidity of the Jews,» his own exploration of the familiar puzzle of American Jews» fierce, visceral, but in many ways irrational and self - defeating commitment to liberalism, and his suggestions for a possible way forward in that regard» an effort to formulate a sound and well - grounded tradition of specifically Jewish political thought.

There have been times of deep desperation in my life when God has come through for me in remarkable ways, and other times when it's been a long, grueling, agonizing wait — when just mustering faith has taken all the effort I can possibly give.

Isn't the committment of a Gandhi / MLK (paid for by their life) to non-violence the reason we call their efforts remarkable and heroic or shld we take up arms to crush the evil that they fought against.

Smith concludes his remarkable Providentialist account of «the natural course of things» (which by enlisting «interest» can bring good our of evil in a manner impossible through «the feeble efforts of human reason»), with his ringing tribute to his national church:

I liked Norwood, but of all of the players who looked like potential NFL guys from my senior year in 2005 (and there were many) Norwood certainly wouldn't have been my first guess of guys who'd be in the league a decade - plus later, pretty remarkable effort on his part.

But I agree that in a collection of Arsenal goals of the past 8 seasons it is (almost) criminal to exclude some of the Dutchman's remarkable efforts... notably the cracker against Pool in his final season and an even greater volley against Charlton during one of the occasional times he was fit some years earlier.

It was a remarkable evening indeed and although Rosicky who missed out on the crunch tie due to a knock he picked up during the week, took to popular social media outlet Instagram to commend Fabianski on his effort and contribution to pushing the gunners through to the final of the FA Cup with two fantastic saves from the spot kick.

Maximiliano Allegri's side can be proud of their efforts though, frustrating one of Europe's finest on their own patch, and will look to take the positives from that defeat in their pursuit of another domestic title, which in itself is quite remarkable given how poorly they started the season.

His remarkable effort travelled the distance of three quarters of the pitch, and was going in, only to be denied inches from the goalline thanks to an extraordinary sprint from the retreating goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis.

We were privileged enough to have Robi Damelin and Bassam Aramin of the Parents Circle - Families Forum (PCFF) come tell us their remarkable stories and speak about their efforts toward peace through radical forgiveness.

But it would be highly irresponsible of me, as a provider of information regarding school food reform to my readership, to not point out that Chef Ann's remarkable efforts (which you've chronicled so well, btw) require funding.

Moreover, successful uprisings have failed to realize coherent progress and there has been a remarkable slowdown in the transformation processes in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Yemen, and one could even state that there are efforts of counter-revolutions.

The campaign was also a remarkable site of technical innovation, as staffers and volunteers modified existing technologies to meet their needs and built entirely new tools, including an early social networking application that enabled supporters to find one another and thus coordinate their electoral efforts.

«These remarkable schools deserve to be recognized for their efforts to decrease their environmental footprint,» Board of Regents Chancellor Betty A. Rosa said.

Thomas Madison, Executive Director of the Thruway Authority, said, «The completed DEIS represents the remarkable team effort that is quickly becoming a hallmark of the new Tappan Zee Bridge Project.

In The Human Advantage: A New Understanding of How Our Brain Became Remarkable (MIT Press, 2016; 272 pages), neuroscientist Suzana Herculano - Houzel unravels what really sets the human brain apart from that of other primates, tracing our evolutionary history and describing her efforts to tally our individual neurons.

Many studies on land have located regions that are home to a remarkable abundance of species; that knowledge has been a great boon to conservation efforts.

Berg also led a remarkable effort among scientists in the 1970s to voluntarily halt certain experiments in recombinant DNA until he and his colleagues could agree on guidelines that would minimize the risks of releasing bioengineered organisms into the environment.

Development of the incompatible kidney transplant program at UAB has been a remarkable team effort.

«They show a remarkable amount of technical effort that went into representing the very difficult to capture — because it is so extreme — phenomenon of a nuclear explosion.»

The remarkable proof of the theory might not cost years of effort and billions of dollars.

«It was remarkable how we were able to examine this question on a global level, thanks to the sustained efforts of many programs and individuals.»

Thanks to their efforts, Johnson's remarkable brain is poised to help scientists rethink what we know about the workings of memory.

«Their performance has been remarkable,» says Richard Gibbs, who heads the public sequencing effort at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.

This «remarkable era» has been driven by concerted efforts to improve care, as well as strong leadership among health care professionals treating people with the disease, and resources from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, write David Stevens of the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice in New Hampshire and Bruce Marshall of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Carl June of the University of Pennsylvania and Michel Sadelain of Memorial Sloan - Kettering — both winners of the 2012 Coley Award — are leading efforts to develop this approach, which has already shown remarkable success in patients with leukemia.

Proper programming and diet can help optimize our limited recovery, and it's certainly quite remarkable how quickly the body can adapt to multiple stimuli while being repeatedly pushed near the breaking point.This does not mean that athletes have the luxury of wasted effort.

Perhaps, BBW people make much efforts to get the chance of a date, but it doesn't get remarkable result.

When it comes to his latest directorial effort, an adaptation of cartoonist John Callahan «s memoir Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot, the movie is undoubtedly remarkable, but it's due to the performances Van Sant pulls from his actors rather than the film as a whole.

Based on the true story of the 2009 hijacking of an American - flagged cargo ship by Somali pirates and the remarkable bravery of Captain Richard Phillips (Hanks) in deterring their efforts, the movie begins with the MV Maersk Alabama setting sail on a routine trip around the Horn of Africa.

by Walter Chaw In an effort to step out from the shadow of HBO's remarkable run of original programming, Showtime contributes to the noise pollution with retarded, sub-par retreads like the inexplicably - lauded hour - longs «Weeds», «The L Word», and the puffed - up psychodrama «Huff».

In the legal rat race, their efforts would be spun as great talent, because it certainly takes a remarkable amount of something to spoil the appeal of the terrific cast that's been assembled here.

But the efforts of the cast, which in itself represents a remarkable collection of black talent (from Daniel Kaluuya to Forest Whitaker to Angela Bassett to Danai Gurira to even Isaach de Bankolé), lend an immense vitality to the proceedings.

Lion is the remarkable true story of a young boy who gets separated from his brother in Calcutta, India, and the unfathomable effort he made years later to find his way home.

It has been precisely calibrated — with what must have been a remarkable degree of foresight and savvy — to generate maximal goodwill, and every effort has been undertaken to make each facet of its design broadly and irresistibly appealing.

Even though it never breaches those depths of remarkable filmmaking, this optimistic and entirely earnest effort to recount a most unlikely rescue mission is still well worth watching.