In the short chapters that follow -- which read much like a diary, and sometimes consist solely of to-do lists or recipes -- Isabel recounts the details of her new life.
When you're trapped inside the belly of the beast, all you really want is for people to wake the fuck up and realize the obscene amount of time prisoners are serving, sometimes solely for selling drugs.
PTH was considerably less often monitored, sometimes solely in case of a deviating calcium level.
Such collapses may be triggered by earthquakes or volcanism, sometimes solely by gravity.
The recent large outbreak of STEC in Germany demonstrated that hidden or marginal ingredients such as bean sprouts, sometimes solely used for decoration of a dish, can cause large outbreaks (9, 10 ).
The victims and families I now represent are dragged into unwanted and sometimes deadly situations, solely because of the color of their skin and not by their own actions or misdeeds.
With the reefers spending months and sometimes years at sea, and solely reliant on trans-shipments every 90 days to receive food supplies, fishermen have been exposed to beriberi, a preventable disease caused by vitamin B1 deficiency that was common in the 19th century.
In general, bigger companies that trade internationally tend to have a bigger stake in E.U. membership than smaller ones that operate solely in Britain and sometimes see the European Union as a body that imposes costly regulation.
On the other hand, ICER cannot require manufacturer input (and must therefore sometimes rely solely on its own data collection and modeling for certain assessments), does not actively involve patients or the public (though public comment periods following draft analyses have become commonplace), and offers only limited transparency of its models.
Indeed, the late Roberto Bolano's mordant, haunting and sometimes elegiac novella, "By Night in Chile," consists solely of the ravings of the garrulous Urrutia during his last night on earth.
