Leonardo, the visionary anatomist, strived consistently not merely to imitate nature by depicting body structures, but to perceive through analysis and simulations the intimate physiologic processes; i.e., the biomechanics underlying the workings of all bodily organs and components, even the mysterious beating heart.
Given my role as a prominent critic of ineffective Wall Street regulation, it is all the more important that I avoid being merely a shrill voice that consistently but unfairly criticizes.
Hall will essentially have to not merely boot the ball into the end zone consistently, but also show Coach Bill Parcells he can be successful on 75percentt of his field-goal attempts.
Barack Obama announced last month that he would increase US special operations forces in Syria to 300, for what the Pentagon has consistently described as merely an advisory mission.
The island's debt crisis, in particular, is consistently portrayed as merely the result of local malfeasance, rather than a logical outcome of federal policies.
They also believe trains that consistently run late are merely rescheduled accordingly, a point Mr. Prendergast concedes.
The Mead Corp. deserves recognition merely for consistently making money in this difficult business.
RNA consensus genotyping from dried blood spots and RNA-OLA from plasma consistently detected drug resistance mutations, but merely in association with virologic failure.
Newton consistently regarded these figures not merely as disagreeing with his views, but as misinterpreting them.
(b) The State cannot, consistently with due process requirements, merely presume that unmarried fathers in general and petitioner in particular are unsuitable and neglectful parents.
Rather than addressing the root causes of Puerto Rico's economic problems, Washington has consistently treated the debt as merely the product of missteps in local governance.
