However, hard evidence is mounting to support the anecdotal view that being agile is indeed smarter.
I don't know the labor law that's involved, but she doesn't mention the decision that, in my anecdotal view, most recently changed the working lives of cab drivers much for the worse here's how Ronald Sullivan reported it in the Times several decades ago: Before 1979, drivers and owners checked the meter at the end of the shift and split the proceeds approximately in half.
The Federal Reserves Beige Book, an anecdotal view of the economy in the central bank's 12 U.S. districts, also offered a discouraging picture of the U.S. economy.
The latest Federal Reserve Beige Book, an anecdotal view of the economy in the central bank's 12 U.S. districts, indicated the U.S. economy won't be recovering from its subprime blues much before the end of this year.
On Wednesday, the latest Beige Book, an anecdotal view of the economy in the central bank's 12 U.S. districts, described a troubled economic landscape, but one that is thawing.
At the same time, Office news doesn't attract the same quantity of press coverage — anecdotal view here, but I think I've been around long enough to make it — so we have to handicap there as well.
"… we' re talking small numbers and I think we need to see some outcome data rather than just my anecdotal subjective views of possibilities".
The child born into the pages of Tristram Shandy is surrounded by the anecdotal world view of a previous generation, above and below stairs, and in particular by the tales of the military veteran, uncle Toby, a patriot "of the old stamp" and bashful source of philanthropic feeling in the novel.
Outside of marriage, there is plenty of anecdotal evidence that views on casual or recreational sex are changing, as interaction between young men and women increase and more Indians move away from family for work.
