Sam promised me that one day he'd show me the landscape of the Southwest, for though well-travelled, I'd not seen much of our own country.
The Rackheath scheme in Norwich, for instance, though well served by rail, is being used by the local county council to argue for a big and destructive new road.
For 16 years, though well liked personally, Mr Khan attracted support chiefly from an insignificant bunch of educated youngsters.
Several decades later, in "Palimpsest," Vidal expanded on this line: [Mailer] was trained at Harvard as an engineer, and I have a theory that the mind of an engineer, though well suited for many things, is ill suited for either literature or politics.
The truth is that there is no agreed-upon list of emotions that one has to experience, that there's little evidence to support the notion that one has to do "grief work" in order to heal, and that counseling for grief, though well-intentioned, does not, on average, seem to hasten recovery, although it does seem to be helpful for that small minority who have prolonged difficulties.
_ The truth is that there is no agreed-upon list of emotions that one has to experience, that there's little evidence to support the notion that one has to do "grief work" in order to heal, and that counseling for grief, though well-intentioned, does not, on average, seem to hasten recovery, although it does seem to be helpful for that small minority who have prolonged difficulties.
Though well cared for -- their father, after all, was North Korea's leader -- Kim Jong Il and his little sister became de facto orphans: their mother dead, their father busy laying the groundwork for his socialist paradise.
Mr Harkin, 62, is a third-term Democrat who sails as far to the left as a Democrat can these days; he is best known for the Americans with Disabilities Act, a bill of rights for the physically impaired which, though well intentioned, has proved a headache to employers and developers everywhere.
His first film made for the cinema, The Sugarland Express, though well received in Cannes, was only a minor success, but then the surprise blockbuster Jaws gave him the money to make one of his most personal pictures, the extremely expensive Close Encounters.
This is probably the reason why these problems, though well known for a long time, still are not solved.
Though well suited for specific biological questions, this provides a restricted view on cell biology and furthermore, many informative assays cannot be converted to HTS format in microplate based platforms due to methodological limitations or cost considerations.
