Hollywood, accordingly, was never very hospitable to Ethel Merman, Gwen Verdon or Carol Channing, women whose real electricity became apparent only when they sang or danced in live performance.
I chose my courses accordingly, but never with a career or job in mind--I simply loved to learn about all different aspects of plant biology.
Recall (section 5.3) that in no-collapse theories, quantum-mechanical states always evolve according to a unitary and linear equation of motion (the Schrödinger equation in the non-relativistic case), and accordingly they never collapse.
Accordingly, scientists never came up with a convincing idea of what these creatures looked like, with some teams suggesting the whorls sprouted from the nose like an elephant's trunk, and others placing toothy appendages on the creature's tail, dorsal fins, or drooping from the lower jaw.
Such desires, accordingly, can never be satisfied, any more than the corresponding fears — e.g., the fear of death — can ever be alleviated, since neither has a genuine referent, i.e., death as something harmful (when it is present, we do not exist) or wealth and power as salves for anxiety.
Although OGE officials have long recognized such problems, and tailored their advice accordingly, they never got around to revising their actual ruling.
These fame seekers are sufficiently transparent that no police or prosecutor takes them seriously, and accordingly, they never get before a jury.
The end of a second series that had no pressing dramatic need to exist and has struggled accordingly, with viewers never likely to invest as heavily after the original whodunnit was solved.
Accordingly, there may never be another graphic novel as good as "Jimmy Corrigan," even by Ware himself — whose current serial in the Times Magazine, though tangy, bespeaks a style on cruise control.
Re "How to Pay Teachers" (letter, April 30), about dividing groups of teachers into best, average and below average in terms of performance and paying them accordingly: It will never happen, because the idea makes too much sense and would usurp the power of the teachers' union, which would not allow it to be used.
