Abramson clearly should have conferred earlier with Baquet, a failure that contributed to the impression that she could be an unskilled and insensitive executive.
Recall bias may have conferred earlier recognition of the problem than perhaps was evident at the time but in our study there was also a clear change noted in the narrative of policymaking.
State Department spokesman James P. Rubin said Talbott earlier had conferred with Azerbaijani leaders in their capital, Baku, in an attempt to mediate the dispute between the two countries over Nagorno-Karabakh, an enclave surrounded by Azerbaijan but populated mainly by ethnic Armenians.
Earlier, the President had conferred with Mr. Hope at thel comedian's estate near Burbank and had thanked him for his efforts on the battlefront in Vietnam.
But actually, Mr. Ellis had mostly made up his mind five days earlier, having conferred with his staff and read an order by a state judge imploring an appeals court to postpone the execution to allow DNA tests that defense lawyers said might exonerate Mr. McGinn of raping his 12-year-old stepdaughter.
This gene likely helps people extract more nutrition from food, which would have conferred a survival advantage on earlier generations.
The particular science of psychology, as earlier pointed out, has conferred great benefits upon the responsible practitioners of biography.
It explains, as nothing else does, Obama's enormous appetite for compromise, the growing conventionality of his choices of policy and person, and the legitimacy he has conferred on many radical innovations of the early Bush years by assenting to their logic and often widening their scope.
Seniors seem to have some protection suggesting that exposure to old H1N1 early in the 20th century has conferred some protection.
According to most models, the rigid prokaryotic cell wall had to be lost early during eukaryogenesis and it could have conferred resistance to antibiotics [ 20].
