The lower case is deliberate, and meant to show that the phrase is a quotation, but it's very hard to say, and in our house it's known as several s's, surplus s's.
His case was deliberated by the New York State Board for Professional Medical Conduct and signed a consent agreement allowing him to reinstate his medical license.
Of these 72 cases 46 were deliberate; most involved direct intravenous administration, usually with suicidal intent (Kayias 2003), or they were a complication of drug abuse.
Hand-picked recipients of custom watches with the public waiting until June in many cases is a deliberate choice.
He was one of 1,000 employees laid off in March, but in his case, says the suit, it was deliberate; Coke even created a shadow director to take over his responsibilities.The company's first reaction was to shrug off the lawsuit, which was filed in May, as so much fiction.
In some cases, there may be deliberate exaggeration for ideological reasons.
In many cases the acquisitions were deliberate efforts to flesh out the museum's existing holdings.
In his case, the camouflage was deliberate.
Sweeney examines the science behind the testimony of expert witnesses who believe that many cot death cases are not innocent tragedies but deliberate acts of smothering, and finds that professionals in medicine and law have grave doubts about their evidence.
Though there are cases of people who have neglected to do something less responsible than had they intended and planned to do that thing (less responsible, but not completely exempt from responsibility), this is not the case when the omission is deliberate, as in the case where one passes by the baby drowning in the shallow pond, deliberates about whether or not to rescue it, and decides not to.
