Bragging that he will bring "change in Washington" is either a purposeful insult to a sitting president of his own party, or it means nothing at all.
Re "Seeing Bogeymen in the Fog Around Brain Death" (Books, March 27): This appropriately scathing review of Dick Teresi's "The Undead" fails to address the foundational error of the book: the equivocation — either deviously purposeful or inexplicably ignorant — on the terms "human" and "life" and "human life".
The speaker may also use the phrase ironically, in either a purposeful or unintentional manner.
This can happen either through purposeful abuse, neglectful prescribing, or plain old naivete (in our age of instant information, anyone who doesn't at least do some minor research on a prescribed drug is basically asleep).
"Either excuse – incompetence of purposeful deception – cannot be tolerated and are not the traits of someone that should be governor of Michigan," Dillon said.
If RVFV, which is common to select agent lists of the US Department of Health and Human Services and the US Department of Agriculture, entered the United States, either by accidental or purposeful means, the effects could be substantial.
"It means that companies either through oversight or through purposeful behavior just deliberately screwed this up," he said.
In the years after the second world war, under successive administrations of either party, we profited from purposeful initiatives, building the welfare state, the housing stock and the NHS.
Either way, you'll feel more purposeful about how you spend your time, with a confidence and resilience to help you soar.
Two fundamental ways have been hypothesized how this process may be governed: replicative senescence might either be the result of a purposeful program driven by genes or rather be evoked by stochastic or random, accidental events [14].
