Later, collection of subjects' criminal records from the Legal Register Center showed that six of these 15- to 19- year-olds were eventually not convicted for the homicide (but rather for aggravated assault, for instance) or did not have a criminal record (e.g. due to being deceased).
One contention is that some subjects -- whether exposed or non-exposed -- would initiate this potential 'closed population' follow up, but would eventually not reach t 1 (for instance, in a sample of women interviewed at birth about an outcome event occurring during pregnancy).
He finds, eventually, not only the immediate trigger for her current madness but also its more remote origins in the emotional disturbances of her childhood and adolescence and, more distant still, in the macho brutalities of her father and the mental debility of a dreamy, delusional grandfather.
They'd planned to have children eventually, but not for a good few years yet.
Graham will be back eventually, if not for week one, as he is still listed as questionable for the clash with the Miami Dolphins.
He is eventually sedated – not for the treatment of his condition but rather to alleviate the stress we have caused him.
In the video of the suburban family, Google vice-president of product management Mario Queiroz acknowledged it depicted what the company thought was possible eventually, maybe not for everyone today.
This monster, Mr Aquino recalled in a speech to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) last year, was eventually convicted not for murder and mayhem, but for failing to pay his taxes.The president hopes his country's taxmen (sometimes called "revenuers", a word reminiscent of the Capone era) will help him slay the monsters of corruption and fiscal overstretch that now prey on his country.
Asked if a debt ceiling increase was "absolutely essential to avoid an economic crisis," 51% of Americans said yes, with an additional 11% saying the debt limit would have to be raised eventually but "not for several weeks".
