A member of staff and a patient were physically assaulted in two separate incidents in December, resulting in the launch of two Grade 1 investigations – the highest serious-incident category, under which trusts must complete findings within 45 days.
The slightly less tiny boy gave the very tiny boy a boost, and then turned to us and said in a high, serious voice, "Sometimes it's hard for the little kids to get up".
In mitigation, Spence's barrister William Nash said that while his client's offending was of "particularly high seriousness", it was not of "exceptionally high serious" to warrant a whole life term.
Same side crashes are reported to have higher serious injury and fatality rates compared to other crash types (Samaha and Elliott 2003).
We ruled out places with sky-high serious crime, but didn't factor in public school quality since going carless is less appealing when you've got kids to cart around.
An analysis of all the phase III trials SCRIPT, STAGE, FILM, and FEATURE concluded that ocrelizumab at doses of 500 mg plus MTX treatment groups were associated with a higher rate of serious infections compared to placebo plus MTX, whereas ocrelizumab 200 mg doses plus MTX did not show higher serious infection rates [9].
I think I got the idea that the high-serious and the funny were not separate.
The reward for this kind of cutting-edge-ness is high-chic popularity or high-serious canonization.
And with slapstick routines foisted on their attendants, Kurwenal and Brangäne, much of this high-serious opera hovered on the edge of farce.
Also, Jean-Luc Godard will soon be making a much-heralded return to Paris in his new movie, Éloge de L'amour: sited in the exuberant but some how high-serious, black-and-white Paris of his early career.
Reoffending rates were highest among serious offenders who had been jailed.
