He underwent back surgery in 2002, but now the recurrence of pain — and the evident need for further surgery — compounded his dark mood.
The justices' efforts to reconcile the strong competing claims in these cases -- the values of free speech versus the evident need for at least some regulation -- have proven to be a font of unintended consequences.
Their work attempts to reconcile the evident need for further mutualization of debt by euro zone member states — as illustrated by the continuing debt crisis — with Germany's reluctance to give a blank check to weaker euro zone economies.
I tried to explain that a while back: given the evident need for a large decline in the relative prices of Spain and other countries, a low overall euro area inflation rate means destructive deflation in the periphery.
Responding to those calls, the commission's report proposes slashing the scope of the draft so that just 30,000 people are conscripted each year instead of 130,000 -- an awkward attempt at compromise between the evident need for professionalization and enduring support for the draft, particularly among older Germans.
Our findings from the responses confirmed the legitimacy of our concerns by demonstrating the evident need for stricter security measures in research settings.
The confusion in current discourse indicates an evident need for a more nuanced, holistic and multidisciplinary approach to the study of AAS [34].
Although PEGylation has become a widely applied methodology to furnish therapeutic proteins and peptides with prolonged plasma half-life, the immunogenicity and missing biodegradability of this synthetic polymer has prompted an evident need for alternatives.
Furthermore it shows that (1) local, natural or social factors alone are not able to give a full and sufficient explanation of the differences in a location's centrality as well as (2) the evident need for integrated research frameworks in the analysis of human environmental relationships throughout time.
There is evident need for persons who will articulate and enforce standards of conduct which will tend to promote the common good of bodily security, stable access to resources, cooperation in economic and educational activities, and rectification (by punishment, compensation and restitution) of at least the grosser inter-personal injuries of commission and neglect.
