The next month, Mr. Butler created Brownstoner, a real estate blog that assiduously monitors Brooklyn properties, claims more than 100,000 unique visitors a month and receives more than 100 e-mail tips a day from readers.
We have assiduously monitored the deployment of the word "nigger," but the idea that it is meant to convey has become, in the past few years, increasingly prominent, visible, and dangerous.
The movie zigzags between the poised, middle-aged Pippa who assiduously monitors Herb's blood pressure and concocts sumptuous dinners of butterflied lamb and perfectly crusted crème brûlée for the literati, and her memories of growing up with a histrionic, Dexedrine-addicted mother, Suky (Maria Bello).
That's perilously close to the 90% threshold at which a for-profit institution loses its eligibility under federal rules to participate in the programs, so Corinthian assiduously monitors its financial ledgers to make sure that figure isn't breached.
Right now, many states regulate dog kennels and nail salons more assiduously than they monitor these "tough love" programs, which are essentially private prisons: the teens cannot leave or contact the outside world.
In such patients, a prompt diagnosis of EHEC-LST infection should alert the treating physician that the patient could develop HUS and should be monitored assiduously, receive isotonic volume expansion [35], and not be given antibiotics [36], [37] or antimotility agents [1], [38].
She monitored his health assiduously, and, as his hostess, she won the admiration and esteem of the leading figures of the day.
Bill Gates insists that the projects he supports through his private foundation should save the maximum number of lives at minimum cost, and monitors results more assiduously than state aid agencies seem to.
In 2010 TNT will move its headquarters to what is designed to be a carbon-positive building that will be producing green energy to spare.TNT intends to monitor its carbon emissions assiduously, giving customers a tracker to show CO2 emissions of the services they are buying.
One problem, Dr. Stake said, is that the study does not adequately take into account the fact that politicians often prepare assiduously before fielding questions from reporters, monitor themselves carefully while speaking and "spin" questions in a direction they feel comfortable with.
