Thus managers need to navigate between two deadly extremes: on the one hand, ill-conceived and arbitrary decisions made without systematic study and reflection ("extinction by instinct") and on the other, a retreat into abstraction and conservatism that relies obsessively on numbers, analyses, and reports ("paralysis by analysis").
Even a magical faucet, built to flow at the wave of a hand, is ill suited for the blind.
A monstrous body, on the other hand, indicates ill health, bad luck, and dubious moral inclinations.
Roscoe, on the other hand, looked ill.
On the other hand, critically ill patients were given Oseltamivir immediately after the confirmation of the infection and the samples were collected subsequently.
On the other hand, critically ill patients may often have intolerance to gastric feeding [ 11].
On the other hand, seriously ill patients may not have the time to wait for months or years until a therapy has been approved.
On the other hand, an ill appearance and more severe signs and symptoms of disease leading to higher hospitalisation rates are considered to be more common in children infected with influenza A [ 14- 16].
On the other hand, critically ill patients are a vulnerable population and the healthcare providers working in the ICU have many responsibilities and frequently perform multiple and complex tasks and so are prone to errors.
Despite efforts to create a modern food-safety regimen, oversight remains utterly haphazard, in the hands of ill-trained, ill-equipped and outnumbered enforcers whose quick fixes are even more quickly undone.
