For large software projects, failure is generally determined early in the process, because failures almost exclusively have to do with planning: the failure to create a workable plan, to stick to it, or both.
And then you went to university and suddenly an eight-hour week – high five humanities scholars, bad luck scientists – appeared, with weekends that don't exclusively have to be for drinking.
His focus over the past year, almost exclusively, has been to raise awareness – not least sensitising footballers who fear loss of jobs or salary if they report incidents – and the 40-year-old Greek Cypriot is the first to concede that, invariably, it is money that lies at the root of the league's ills.
The charges reflect a new reality: phone traffic they once carried exclusively has fled to new networks, mainly cell phone systems and the Internet.
An oncology nurse specialist will enter physiological variables, PRO questionnaires and clinical data (disease and treatment data from medical records) into a database hosted by the CTU, who exclusively has access to unblinded data.
The quality of patient-healthcare provider communication within the Hispanic population exclusively has just begun to be explored.
But officials at Pepsi were adamant that Subway's decision to sell Coke's products exclusively had little to do with service.
In the US, you'll almost exclusively have access to ones produced in Marlborough, on the South Island.
Nowack et al. [53] concluded that the risk due to ENMs cannot be determined exclusively for pristine ENMs, but has to consider alterations and transformation in the environment.
According to Mr Haidt's theory, liberal morality rests very heavily, though not quite exclusively, on sentiments having to do with fairness and care.
