But one reason behind the disparity in PrEP adoption that's not cited enough is the importance of physically knowing someone like you who's on the drug.
Yet, they made it evident, they'd cite enough imaginary violations to destroy her business, if she didn't play ball.
Spicer told reporters the president would not attend the baseball game Scalise and others had been preparing for, citing "not enough time to follow Secret Service protocols" to protect the president.
The recipe is always the same: Cite enough examples of horrific mass killings in enough different countries, and sure enough, it's not an American problem any more.
Most cited "not enough time or manpower to fix the problems" as the reason.
Various causes have been cited: not enough money, too many ill people, the government, the previous government and GPs.
In March, the Student Deli at Fordham University was cited for enough violations, including live roaches and unsanitized food-preparation surfaces, to qualify for a C, the lowest grade, and prompt a mass meeting last week between students and administrators.
Roughly 79% of respondents cited "not enough people" as a challenge.
A single poetic 'Epistle' to her husband, written during his imprisonment by the French in 1512, is all that survives of Colonna's poetry from this early period, but she is cited with enough frequency by contemporary Neapolitan writers to suggest that her work was already enjoying some significant scribal publication in and around Naples, if not further afield.
The problems she cited, though enough to hopefully dissuade some from voting for Gordon, are only a part of the reason I find myself so dissatisfied with his City Council tenure.
