Trump's great feat?

A quite incredible feat.

It was a tremendous feat.

Think of the strain involved by his prodigious feat.

And We ransomed him with a Feat sacrifice.

And We ransomed him with a Feat sacrifice.

That is no mean feat and warrants considerable praise.

Is this, then, any feat of magic or are you unable to see?

Is this, then, any feat of magic or are you unable to see?

And that is a feat that we are not really conscious of that much.

Good. Then it really is his head. You've accomplished a great feat.

And the most remarkable feat is that my hand actually stayed still long enough to do that.

Achieving this goal will be no small feat. China s economy is caught in the crossfire of structural and cyclical nbsp headwinds.

Such progress, had it really been made in such a short period of time, would no doubt be an amazing feat.

This was no small feat, because if you listen to dermatologists, they say that you should have a shot glass full of sunscreen.

This was no small feat, because if you listen to dermatologists, they say that you should have a shot glass full of sunscreen.

The organization of three simultaneous elections on 30 January was a formidable feat, matched by a formidable statement of support from voters throughout most of Iraq.

We consider that feat to be one of the most successful and most comprehensive examples of such undertakings in recent post conflict situations throughout the world.

With the form Kenny demonstrated, it is not beyond the realms of possibility to imagine him repeating Hoy's feat of winning three Olympic golds in one Games.

He said, Throw, and when they threw, they bewitched the eyes of the people and struck terror into them, and they presented a great feat of magic.

He said, Throw, and when they threw, they bewitched the eyes of the people and struck terror into them, and they presented a great feat of magic.

One of his grandsons, Michael Vann, said it was brilliantly symbolic the stone would be revealed exactly 100 years on from his grandfather's award winning feat.

Said Moses Throw ye (first). So when they threw, they bewitched the eyes of the people, and struck terror into them for they showed a great (feat of) magic.

Said Moses Throw ye (first). So when they threw, they bewitched the eyes of the people, and struck terror into them for they showed a great (feat of) magic.

He said, You throw first ! When they made their cast, they bewitched the eyes of the people and struck them with awe, for they showed a great feat of magic.

He said, You throw first ! When they made their cast, they bewitched the eyes of the people and struck them with awe, for they showed a great feat of magic.

Five goals in two games should be a memorable feat, but Bam, 27, said she was not sure if she had ever done the same thing.

Microsoft's Stephen Lawler gives a whirlwind tour of Virtual Earth, moving up, down and through its hyper real cityscapes with dazzlingly fluidity, a remarkable feat that requires staggering amounts of data to bring into focus.

Wingsuit jumping is the leading edge of extreme sports an exhilarating feat of almost unbelievable daring, where skydivers soar through canyons at over 100MPH. Ueli Gegenschatz talks about how he does it, and shows jawdropping film.

Generating the political will to get even some of this done will be no easy feat. But an honest look at the sorry state and unpromising trajectory of the global economy will, one hopes, help policymakers do what s needed.

When first reported by the media, full credit for such a feat was given to an algorithm from the New York City design firm Local Projects. The truth is a bit more nuanced.

Despite its remarkable rise, China s per capita income, at 10,057 (adjusted for purchasing power) in 2011, ranks 99th in the world roughly one fifth of US per capita income of 49,782. And reaching high income status is no easy feat.

Of course, now that the renminbi has been accepted into the SDR basket, China must prove that it can manage dramatic currency depreciation effectively and continue to make progress toward internationalization. This will be no easy feat, especially at a time of slowing economic growth.

To do things, you need to know how, and this knowhow is mostly unconscious. After all, most of us know how to ride a bicycle, but we are not really aware of what our brain does to achieve that feat, or how it develops that ability through practice.

In fact, the post war era has been the longest sustained period of trade liberalization in history a particularly impressive feat, given that the world has just suffered the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. Indeed, policymakers nowadays seem genuinely disinclined to resort to tariff increases.

Beyond the potential for the first eurozone exit, Greece could be at risk of becoming a failed state an outcome that would pose a multi dimensional threat to the rest of Europe. Mitigating the adverse humanitarian consequences (associated with cross border migration), and geopolitical impact of this storm would be no easy feat.

The CPU could do the four fundamental functions of arithmetic so addition, multiplication, subtraction, division which already is a bit of a feat in metal, but it could also do something that a computer does and a calculator doesn't this machine could look at its own internal memory and make a decision.

The United States gave the world the doctrine of liberal, rule based multilateralism a regime whose many blemishes highlight the lofty principles according to which the system has generally functioned. Europe brought democratic values, social solidarity, and, for all its current problems, the century s most impressive feat of institutional engineering, the European Union.

But replicating this success at the national level will be no easy feat. Jokowi, who takes office in October, must implement policies that address rising inequality, unsustainable fuel subsidies, entrenched corruption, inadequate infrastructure, and restrictive labor laws all while rebuilding trust in Indonesian institutions.

To come back from near destitution and bloody tyranny in one generation is a great feat, and China should be saluted for it. But China s success story is also the most serious challenge that liberal democracy has faced since fascism in the 1930 s.

Previously, Russia s admission to the WTO had been blocked by Georgia, which lifted its veto last year after a feat of elegant diplomacy that established a border control mechanism without recognizing the breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia either as part of Georgia or as independent countries. That solution, while complicated, is a good outcome for the region.

But, when all was said and done, through what turned out to be often Draconian controls, China pulled off quite a feat! Indeed, it is hard to imagine that the British will care as much, or go to such extremes, for the London Olympics in 2012.

But, as Spence puts it with regard to economic reform itself, you need to take small steps in order to make a big difference in the long run. It is quite a feat to have achieved the degree of consensus he has around a set of ideas that departs in places so markedly from the traditional approach.

But, yoked to weak economies such as Greece, Spain, and Portugal, the euro has also been much weaker than the Deutschemark would have been. In effect, Germany has had the double exorbitant privilege of lower borrowing costs and a weaker currency a feat that a non monetary union currency like the US dollar cannot accomplish.

The subject was barely discussed in the country s recent election campaign. Chancellor Angela Merkel did what was necessary to ensure the euro s survival, and she did so at the least possible cost to Germany a feat that earned her the support of pro European Germans as well as those who trust her to protect German interests.