In the months following the incident, he made a slow but sure recovery.
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Which was the point: the slow but sure march back to some kind of normal.
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It's also somewhat symbolic of the slow but sure integration of Apple's different software operating systems.
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The third star: Taylor Hall – His slow-but-sure transformation into one of the league's better (and meaner) personalities continues.
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It was also a rare reversal of the slow but sure decades-long trend toward more inclusive policies in the US military.
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In NDSU's passing game, Wentz deftly identified man coverage match-ups to target and then threw with anticipation to slow but sure-handed receivers.
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Her presentation, which she said Hilfiger allowed her to have complete creative control over, marks a slow but sure shift in the fashion industry.
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It's a relatively small action on a relatively small regulation, but it's just the latest example of a slow but sure dismantling of Obama's environmental legacy.
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"Taiwan's economic recovery has been slow but sure, amid improving global demand and its strong presence in the global electronics supply chain," ANZ said in a research note before the data.
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A plaster bust of Gaudin riding a snail, with the motto "slow but sure", remains to this day on display outside the restaurant.
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The negativity was overcome, and over the next 20 years, Slank was able to increase their profile, tour the world and maintain commercial success. In 2007, Slank released their 20th album, Slow But Sure. Slank became the first MTV Indonesia icon in 2005. In 2007, Slank released the new album, Slow But Sure; the album's first single "Slalu Begitu" was played heavily on Indonesian radio stations.
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The aftermath represents the slow but sure criminalization accompanied by the total lack of regret of the educated young middle-class, with subsequent disregard for moral values, and thus forms the terribly realistic & therefore shocking climax of the film.
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The steps would be slow but sure. Their children would eventually receive the same education as the French, and they would eventually receive the franchise. Any resistance by the Algerians to becoming French was just evidence of their backwardness. Once the indigenous people had become French, they would cease to be indigenous.
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111-4, microfilm reel 6040; The Prince of Wales Island Gazette (Penang), 5 and 12 March 1808. On September 9, 1829 a whaling ship from Australia called the Minerva wrecked on the reef. On July 7, 1962 the Tuaikaepau ('Slow But Sure'), a Tongan vessel on its way to New Zealand, struck the reefs.
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After the war, Guilfoil and other disabled veterans founded Paraplegics Manufacturing Inc., or PAMCO, an electronics assembly plant in Bensenville, Illinois"Paraplegics Firm Occupies New Site," Daily Herald (November 17, 1960): 38. via Newspapers.com which employed up to a hundred physically- disabled workers at its peak.Harold Areen, "Slow but Sure is Paraplegic Factory's Way," Chicago Tribune (August 5, 1951): 1.
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The area was ruled by the Beg of Ak Mechet who taxed the local Kazakhs who wintered along the river and had recently driven the Karakalpaks southward. In peacetime Ak-Mechet had a garrison of 50 and Julek 40. The Khan of Khiva had a weak fort on the lower part of the river. Given Perovsky's failure in 1839 Russia decided on a slow but sure approach.
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Subjects differed in the strategies they employed. A “focus” strategy was slow but sure, while a “scanning” strategy put many requirements on memory and was more risky. Or the subjects might be given one instance at a time, starting with a positive concept, told to write a hypothesis, given another instance, told to write a hypothesis again, and so on, until the subject could define the concept. The subjects learned from the positive instances.
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In the end of the last decade of the 20th century, a slow but sure dispute between gangsters created roughness in the underworld. Some very high-profile people and businessman were extorted, but the media covered this news extensively and the government took a strict action against the underworld. And the braking impact was created when home minister R.R.Patil completely banned the dance bars in Mumbai. In such conditions when circumstances were not so good.
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In 2006, Off Licence News identified the canned variant as "continuing a slow but sure decline that has seen its status redefined from national brand to Yorkshire regional over the last decade." As of 2012, Stones Bitter is among the twenty highest selling ales in the United Kingdom, with estimated annual volumes at over 100,000 hectolitres.Alcoholic Drinks: Euromonitor from trade sources/national statistics, 2012 Cask conditioned Stones Bitter is set to return, brewed under licence by Sheffield brewer TrueNorth.
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He spent several years making slow, but sure progress. He earned his GM title in 2004, following a number of tournament successes, including wins at Budapest 1999, Skellefteå 2001 (shared with Jonny Hector) and Bermuda 2002 (after a play-off). Since 1998, he has regularly entered the national championship, finishing runner-up on no fewer than five occasions (2001, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008) and winning the event in 2009 and 2010. His consistent, strong performances have helped his Elo rating to edge past 2600.
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A warning from Muhammad I Tapar and a prior attempt of the assassination of Abu Harb Isa ibn Zayd, a wealth Persian merchant, led to a wholescale expulsion of the Assassins from Aleppo in that same year. Led by militia commander Sāʿid ibn Badī, the attack resulted in the execution of Abu Tahir al-Sa’igh and the brother of al-Hakim al-Munajjim, with 200 other Assassins killed or imprisoned, some thrown from the top of the citadel. Many took refuge with the Banu Munqidh at Shaizar. Revenge was slow but sure, taken out on Sāʿid ibn Badī in 1119.
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DIANE Publishing, 1 April 1996, p. 158 From the first centuries A.D, the cult of Mithras, pagan beliefs, and Zoroastrianism were commonly practised in Georgia. In 337 AD King Mirian III declared Christianity as the state religion, giving a great stimulus to the development of literature, arts, and ultimately playing a key role in the formation of the unified Georgian nation,Sketches of Georgian Church History by Theodore Edward Dowling The acceptance led to the slow but sure decline of Zoroastrianism,Dr Stephen H Rapp Jr. The Sasanian World through Georgian Eyes: Caucasia and the Iranian Commonwealth in Late Antique Georgian Literature Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 28 September 2014.
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In the 18th century, the Talarus inherited by marriage the Château de Chamarande, near Arpajon, to the south of Paris, and they moved there to be closer to Versailles where Louis de Talaru held important posts in the royal court and the army. They abandoned the castle in 1650, carrying out only the most urgent work. The castle began a slow but sure deterioration. In 1850, Louis-Justin, last Marquis of Talaru, 25th lord of Chalmazel, peer of France and ambassador, with no heirs, left the castle and the forest to the nuns of the Sœurs de Saint-Joseph, in order to establish a hospital for the canton for the care of the sick.
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While these are still evident today, the town has undergone a slow but sure metamorphosis since the birth of democracy in 1994. Within the last fifteen years Zamani has expanded rapidly. This explosion, initially in the form of hundreds of shacks, is the result of people no longer being satisfied with governments slow pace of the promised expansion beyond the original, apartheid boundaries of the township, and so, taking matters into their own hands, they gradually built new, small homes for themselves in the surrounding fields. Their direct action was successful with government hastily surveying the area and officially proclaiming, at very low cost, plots on which people could build their homes.
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