And/or take another position, especially [unintelligible] as secretary of state? A. I'm not going to tell you.
Among those who use hypotheses poorly are those working in the Cartesian tradition and those in "the Schools" who are especially guilty of spouting unintelligible jargon (IP Avant-Propos VIII, §55).
By hospital systems and other facilities, especially for-profit: up-coding of costs, high prices, and unintelligible billing practices.
The first is her noting that the term "principle" "has been much abused", especially by "the Scholastics, who could demonstrate nothing [and who] chose unintelligible words for their principles" (IP §1, p. 125).
It's nice being able to listen to what you're trying to learn, especially since most tabs off of the internet lack timing and will be unintelligible if you don't have an idea of the timing.
KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING -- Despite all the improvements in the subway in the last decade, many on-board announcements are still unintelligible and a map is hard to read on a moving train, especially with someone's head blocking it.
There are certain symbols that are unintelligible to many, but instantly recognizable by a certain set of people, especially in certain contexts.
USH type I is especially devastating because of its early onset and extreme phenotype of profound congenital deafness with unintelligible speech, retinitis pigmentosa within the first decade of life, and vestibular dysfunction.
(Russia FGD 2) Continuous smoking habits became unintelligible to the physician and his attempts to ease symptoms and relieve a condition, especially when a patient experienced acute exacerbation.
In regard to an attempt to recover the original text of a biblical passage especially an unintelligible one in the light of variants among different versions and manuscripts and known causes of corruption, it should be understood that all reconstruction must necessarily be conjectural and perforce tentative because of the irretrievable loss of the original edition.
"[Unintelligible.]" "[Unintelligible.]" "Up, down.
