Has anyone else encountered this?
Most people regularly encounter this competition.
Any of our readers encounter this problem?
"Until now we have encountered statements, words but little more than that".
To take an example from the scholarly literature, it is not uncommon to encounter a general statement that all rights are, or at least include, claim-rights (see, e.g., Raz 1986, 166, 173 75; Steiner, 1994, 55; Kramer, Steiner and Simmonds 1999, 9 14).
Accordingly, we would not expect to encounter nonconformity statements dealing with the outcome domain in our theoretical framework.
Notably, statements that mentioned a health care provider (whether conventional or CAM) are generally found in Cluster 6 and the left side of Cluster 7. As one moves to the right and encounters more statements about CAM, there are fewer statements referring to providers.
Here, occasionally, it's possible to encounter problem statements that begin with a quote or epigraph.
But then, as look around me and think about the various encounters I have had this week, I realize that for many, this statement may just ring true.
This statement, however obvious it may seem, hides many difficulties encountered along the way.
