But the correct response is more transparency (and some statistical sophistication) about the mundane fact that Americans are mostly safe.

The immediate tasks are more mundane, but they are also more feasible clearing projects, reducing poorly targeted subsidies, and finding more ways to narrow the current account deficit and ease its financing.

He also tends to ask mundane questions in class.

He celebrates these local and mundane objects globally, and on a grander and grander scale, by incorporating them into ever more colossal sculptures and installations.

His peregrinations and encounters in Dublin on 16 June 1904 mirror, on a more mundane and intimate scale, those of Ulysses Odysseus in The Odyssey.

If so, the true reason why academics missed the crisis could be far more mundane than inadequate models, ideological blindness, or corruption, and thus far more worrisome many simply were not paying attention!

There is a more mundane reason why many, even within the Party, think that a democratic transition has become inevitable the Party is simply losing control of the country.

To otherwise mundane lives, a sense of involvement with Diana added excitement and glamor.

Even those mundane, hateful, plastic grocery bags can become a bridge stronger than anyone imagined.

But while such weapons carry political weight, the science behind them is mundane and old.

Now, I'm going to move now from this kind of the sublime in the traditional sense of the word, that is to say, awe inspiring, terrifying to the somewhat more mundane.

Although this may seem mundane outside France, Sarkozy s foreign policy revolution has incited fierce opposition at home.

As Haldane notes, even the celebrated Volcker rule, intended to build a better wall between more mundane commercial banking and riskier proprietary bank trading, has been hugely watered down as it grinds through the legislative process.

Today, it is mundane. Yet people continue to react to explicit revelations of such manipulation with shock and outrage.

The Visible Mundane Vernacular Chinese and the Emergence of a Literary Discourse on Popular Narrative in Edo Japan (2011).

And meanwhile, besides all the spirituality, there was one mundane detail in the Kaaba that was pretty interesting for me.

Agreements on seemingly mundane subjects like agriculture, education, health, and even space exploration and energy security attest to enhanced cooperation.

Democracy is not only a mechanism to help prevent strategic mistakes. There is a more mundane reason why many, even within the Party, think that a democratic transition has become inevitable the Party is simply losing control of the country.

And, of course, there are more mundane but crucial uses of artificial intelligence everywhere, from managing the electronics and lighting in our homes to populating smart grids for water and electricity, helping monitor these and other systems to reduce waste.

In the face of death and destruction, our mundane differences evaporated, and we all became one even if for a few hours.

LONDON It is difficult to separate some of my personal memories of Margaret Thatcher mundane but revealing from the sweeping judgments of history.

Now, the fundamental idea is that Twitter lets people share moments of their lives whenever they want, be they momentous occasions or mundane ones.

Qatar was perceived as increasingly rebellious, routinely defecting from the collective and mundane line of Gulf countries politics inviting further pressures from the big brothers.

Many theological and communal differences are innocuous, mundane, and not particularly deadly, until they are weaponized for power. Iyad El Baghdadi ( iyad_elbaghdadi) January 13, 2016

Even the existence of mundane uncertainty gives rise to conventions and rules of thumb that embody the best of human experience in dealing with the unknown.

The most mundane example is one you will see in every supermarket checkout staff replaced by a single employee monitoring a bank of self service machines.

OIOS noted two concerns in the administrative area a haphazard handling of subregional office vacancies (mentioned above) and an insufficient delegation of authority on mundane administrative matters.

Another approach for policymakers is to quantify the economic benefits of ecosystem services the miraculous yet mundane things that nature provides like erosion control, water management, and purification.

That concern and responsibility for us is as much a part of care giving as all the mundane practices I have listed, and amounts to moral solidarity with our struggle.

Although this may seem mundane outside France, Sarkozy s foreign policy revolution has incited fierce opposition at home. Indeed, all left wing parties denounce Sarkozy s rupture with the Fifth Republic s military diplomatic heritage.

German unity was not a question of the heart s desire it was a mundane business transaction, in which no one should lose, but everyone should grab as much as they could for themselves.

I hate to argue with Einstein, but if that which is most valuable in our life and our business actually can't be counted or valued, aren't we going to spend our lives just mired in measuring the mundane?

So Blair s concession that he must leave office, a decision so long postponed and so disastrously protracted, represents among other things a triumph of the mundane over the permanent temptation to believe that politics is about anything else.

This shows that in this very simple example, which happens to be a mundane example of number of petrol stations as a function of size plotted in the same way as the biology you see exactly the same kind of thing.

It was easy to draw an analogy between ineffective and mundane performance in the stadium and the general state of the country. At the time, Germany was regarded as the sick man of Europe, with a proclivity for highly protected labor markets.

It is always difficult to assess what is going on in North Korea, which seems to regard its opaqueness as a national security asset routinely keeping foreign observers guessing about even mundane issues like the precise date of current leader Kim Jung un s birthday.

To this end, and inspired in part by contemporary French poets like Jacques Prévert, they employed not only a variant of the free verse introduced by Nâzım Hikmet, but also highly colloquial language, and wrote primarily about mundane daily subjects and the ordinary man on the street.

The constant media focus enabled people to feel that they knew her, and so they followed and cared intensely about her ups and downs, as if she were a member of their own family. To otherwise mundane lives, a sense of involvement with Diana added excitement and glamor.

We talk about leaders being more energetic, more risk taking, more optimistic, more persuasive, and more empathetic than other people.

Reaffirming that any expansion of the Security Council should make it more democratic, more equitably representative, more transparent, more effective and more accountable,

We must become faster, more flexible, and more effective more modern.

That should make them more humble, more vulnerable and more human.

More Leadership for More Europe

The more cheese, the more holes. The more holes, the less cheese. Thus The more cheese, the less cheese.

We must do more much more.