Next time you have a cup of tea – and look around you, you are probably surrounded by it, three or four mugs of the stuff at various degrees of room temperature, biscuit crumbs down your cardigan – next time you have a cup of tea, as you lift the heavy mug to your mouth, think: is this actually good?
And he thought there would be a degree of "wriggle room" in the final recommendations.
The ambivalence at high levels of the Party-state on consumption offered a degree of maneuvering room in the local social worlds of the population.
It was clear that many who voted in favour of the motion proposing the reforms, made at a special general meeting at the Co-op's Manchester HQ, did so in the belief that they had been drafted, to quote the group's respected former chief executive, Sir Graham Melmoth, with some degree of "wriggle room".
At best one could say that the Stability and Growth Pact needed a degree of wiggle room to cover the gyrations of the economic cycle, for even debt-averse Germany has broken the rules.
Gary has some degree of wiggle room, but he knows all the farmers would talk to each other and compare what prices they're getting.
But Johns Hopkins engineering students recently learned that maintaining rigid control of cooking temperatures, with less than 1 degree of wiggle-room, can lead to much tastier meals.
The commission's recommendations would give schools varying degrees of "wiggle room," in the words of its supporters, and a "margin for discrimination" in the eyes of Lopiano, if they opt for this standard.
Importantly, the crystallization behavior of the PAEKs does not allow for the degree of crystallinity at room temperature to be obtained readily from DSC.
Dorms are cleverly designed for a degree of privacy, and rooms with double and bunks are a steal for families.
