Public interest groups, on the other hand, say that consolidation can be detrimental to local communities because new owners sometimes make cutbacks to station staff and expect the remaining staff members to do more with less.
Soon the two found themselves driving toward a wall but because love can sometimes make us do highly regrettable things, Perkins drove straight through the fence and into uncharted territory.
2) Shared responsibility (doctor and patient) for the treatment decision: A: The doctor has the main responsibility, because he or she has the adequate skills and enjoys the patient's confidence to make the decisions, and because the patients sometimes make themselves dependent and are unwilling to decide.
Use gel pens instead of ink pens because ink pens can sometimes make your work rather messy.
Although IDIQ contracts help maintain the façade of government efficiency, the reality is that favored contractors sometimes make the list because they have personal connections with government officials.
When one of the parents abandoned the child, it is important to assure the child that he did nothing wrong to cause the parent to leave, and that grownups sometimes make wrong choices because they cannot relate to other people.
Mr. Bolles, trained in engineering and physics himself, agreed with my assertion that technical people in job-seeking mode will sometimes make very strange decisions because they are used to the scientific process, and job decisions are more emotional than most science-related decisions.
That is because pay is complex and boards sometimes make mistakes.
"That choice is not always easy to make or easy to publicly explain, especially because court rules and intelligence equities sometimes make it impossible to discuss in an open forum the reasoning for a particular decision," he said.
When they throw human qualities like cognition or intelligence into the mix, the combination becomes both fascinating and dangerous, not least because of the half-baked lessons that sometimes make their way from the technical literature to dinner party conversations.
