"Television is probably more accurate in reflecting how people are actually speaking right now," said Joanna Coles, the editor in chief of Cosmopolitan, who has deliberated when to use vulgar words in her current job and before that as editor in chief of Marie Claire.
To solve problem #3, you need to be very deliberate when it comes to project planning.
The young Obama is a methodical decision maker, deliberate when it comes to career or relationship issues.
But you missed another, more recent exhibition of bias, ironic or deliberate, when you chose to publish a picture of Mrs. Clinton's chest, rather than her face, during an interview.
As a result, it is more important than ever for companies to be deliberate when negotiating debt agreements, and to be thoughtful when engaging in transactions that may implicate their debt covenants.
By deciding in advance what you're going to do and when you're going to do it, you won't be tempted to deliberate when the time comes.[6].
"Wright seems to have been slow and deliberate when working on paper by himself, but greased lightning by the time he allowed people to watch him," Mr. Toker writes.
It's a big car, and the front-engine setup also means the driver needs to be a little more deliberate when carving through turns than in a mid-engine machine.
The aim of this study was to explore and analyse how GPs think and deliberate when seeing and treating patients from foreign countries who display potential depressive features.
The aim of this study was to explore and analyse how GPs think and deliberate when seeing and treating patients exclusively from foreign countries and who display potential depressive features.
