Law enforcement officers "have become first responders to people in psychiatric crisis", he said, but "oftentimes, their traditional academy training doesn't really teach police how to respond to such crisis".
I think oftentimes as a kid I moved towards creative work as a means of breaking my own isolation".
During a time of ideological waffle, it is an issue which India's opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) can use to flaunt its nationalistic (oftentimes pro-Hindu, ie anti-Muslim) credentials and to attack Congress at a weak spot its perceived softness towards illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, most of them Muslims.
"Oftentimes the decision is made at the very, very last moment, and we do our very best to keep our customers informed but sometimes it just doesn't happen".It certainly didn't for Lynn-Ann Baumeister and her husband, whose luggage was removed earlier this year from a flight from Kelowna, British Columbia, to Toronto, where they were changing planes for a trip to Barbados.
"Oftentimes in life you get dealt a hand that you did not expect or want to play.
This contrasts to the existing literature, in which job polarization is oftentimes depicted as a gradual phenomenon... Our second point is that job polarization accounts for jobless recoveries.
It is, says Mr Panetta, a complicated relationship, "oftentimes frustrating, oftentimes difficult".
The structure of the wall of a pollen grain is oftentimes so characteristic that in some cases species may be identified by pollen grains alone.
The publication of his first story, "Beyond Lies the Wub," in 1952 launched his full-time writing career, which was marked by extraordinary productivity, as he oftentimes completed a new work, usually a short story or a novella, every two weeks for printing in pulp paperback collections.
These populations which oftentimes overlap areas inhabited by humans are thus harder to monitor.
If the examiner places a hand over the kneecap during flexion and extension, oftentimes grinding, or crepitus, can be felt.
