Though Wade's blog often focusses on the absurd lengths to which marketers will go — think Kleenex for Men or Bic for Her ("A ball pen essentially for women!") — she also argues that, at a time when women and men are increasingly leading similar lives, needless reminders of gender in the items we buy are "a ubiquitous and aggressive ideological force".
Conservation of blood may be achieved by adhering to evidence-based guidelines, employing POC testing at the bedside, and by reducing needless blood testing, and increasingly is a part of quality patient care in the ICU.
Needless to say, I become increasingly shrill, rushing to fill them with inane babble, which elicits only introspective "Hmm"s and gloomy "Mmm"s.
These giant debts often come with high interest rates, and impose needless misery on young adults -- and increasingly on not-so-young adults, as it may take decades to pay off loans.
For the most part, her prose is sharp, uncluttered by needless adornment, serviceable and even, on occasion, elegant -- an increasingly rare phenomenon.
It's needless to say that catering to the Chinese market is becoming increasingly important for studios producing global content these days.
Needless to say, this voyeuristic scenario creates all sorts of complications: Evergreen grows increasingly frustrated with Wild Ginger's rebuffs, and Maple begins to yearn for Evergreen herself.
Needless to say they must improve if they are to retain the trust of the increasingly ethically savvy consumer.
As a principle this is all right but it raises the key issue of what we define as an 'hazard', particularly in an increasingly technological world where we are continuously confronted with new man-made agents with unknown biological properties (needless to say the hazard identification is only step one in the sequence leading from aetiology to prevention).
