But, at least in some cases, pausing to scrutinize your thought patterns can lead to healthier decisions.[2].
He worked around the clock to crack the case, pausing only to check in at home in Branford, Conn., for his wife to defrost his hands and feet and fortify him with rice and tea.
So it's the seriously ill patients that I help with everything if that should be the case (pause) make conversation when I'm in there changing diapers but for me it's important that they're clean and not in any pain.
A Western diplomat said Tuesday that the work of Justice Department advisers helping with the corruption cases had "paused".
Still, in one of the cases, she paused to explain the subtleties of an obscure point of criminal law, and she clearly knew more about it than the Justices did.
Where in the world can you say this is an independent judiciary, with U.S. proxies appointing and controlling judges, with U.S.-gift-wrapped cases?" He paused, then continued: "A team of 20 lawyers is going to defend Saddam, including presidents of Arab bar associations.
We also observed cases with paused IFT trains in both flagella where the cell remained immotile, likely due to the balance of forces between bound dynein-1b motors.
On a morning last December when the case had paused, Gunn and her attorney were drinking coffee in Soho House, a members' club in the meatpacking district.
And we're going to put someone in office who considers himself to have pathological disease?" He was talking, in case one paused to sort through the various candidates, about Ben Carson.
In the ensuing Twitter back-and-forth with multiple outraged interlocutors, I focused on defending the rational integrity of my case – without pausing to consider that it was badly marred by its lack of rhetorical integrity.
