Mr. Obama's adversaries on Monday were quick to point out that the president has frequently set out on similar campaign-style efforts to redefine or restate his economic agenda, often accompanied by rhetoric from his advisers about a new direction or emphasis.
Mum takes the brunt, although American mothers seem to be their own worst enemies, relentlessly marching their children off to improving activities so as to leave no scrap of potential untapped.The women Ms Warner interviewed for her book had frequently set out on promising careers.
The NASDAQ had lagged other stockmarkets, though it has now risen by 34% so far this year; the S&P 500 has advanced by 27% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average by 23% (though the Dow and S&P 500 have both frequently set record-breaking highs in that time).
Brotherhood offices have frequently been ransacked and set on fire during Egypt's turmoil.
All of this is done within the church-like atmosphere of the pub, a setting that Doyle has frequently used as a place for friendships to thrive, jokes to be made and eulogies to be spoken, but also as a location for husbands to escape their wives, where men can revel in their masculinity before returning home to engage in drunken violence upon the women and children they claim to love.
The horrors of the Sierra Leone war have frequently perturbed the solemn setting of The Hague courtroom, with its officers in black robes with neatly starched bevvies and its crimson-robed judges high on the dais.
Instead, he vowed, as European officials have frequently done in the past, to set out a road map for future solutions.
In this setting, we have frequently relied on SEP measurement to direct the therapy implemented.
Laboratory studies on animal models have frequently been used, but the laboratory setting is so inherently different from the natural environment that it is unclear to what extent these results will be generalizable.
These and other bizarre figures have frequently led me to think of Ferguson's cozy set as no more than a representation of his subconscious.
