Admittedly concerns were raised about certain aspects of the left-side drifter's lifestyle.
Nets Coach Byron Scott, admittedly concerned only with what takes place on the court, did see a point in generating more fan interest and said that Kidd could be the one to do it.
Despite all of this, we were admittedly concerned that we might have 'missed something' and so included the general public sample as an additional 'check'check
As Mr. Mahler himself notes, in every measurable way, other than national TV ratings (an admittedly significant concern), baseball is doing much better than at any time in its history.
While I admittedly worry about the effects — both good and bad — of this desire, my concern in the piece was not with "abuses" of science but with the very desire itself and what it unconsciously represses.
Or maybe it was the crisp Northeast sweater weather (that demanded clothing that hid some of my figure flaws -- which I was admittedly even concerned about as a heavy kid).
Insightful research into areas ranging from population genetics and the molecular mechanisms of pathogenesis to therapeutics and diagnostics have dramatically broadened our knowledge of this pathogen [2], [3], [4], yet a major gap admittedly remains, concerning the environmental fate of B. anthracis following host death [1], [5], [6], [7].
These are real concerns, admittedly, but I worry that we aren't making a forceful enough case to promising students about the value of creating a rigorous intellectual experience in college.
Sunshine and storms Brightening skies over Aceh Heading for the divorce courts In the chiller Reprints Related items North Korea: Kim Jong Il goes ballisticJul 6th 2006 Koreans in Japan: What a little sunshine can doJun 1st 2006 The Koreans: Labour problemsMay 25th 2006South Korea's assiduously muted criticism of North Korea admittedly hides deep concern.
The admittedly slight social concerns are ballasted by a genuinely affecting against-the-odds love match between piano-playing Lucy Honeychurch and wide-eyed socialist George Emerson.
