I was 29 then and had spent my 20s reworking my definitions of ambition, fulfillment and potential (and its unpleasant but ever-present twin, unrealized potential), which had produced only a few intermittent teaching jobs, three-quarters of a novel and a reservoir of self-doubt.
The result is "a quarter-century of intermittent lobbying, cajoling and threatening when it comes to his net worth listing".
Its existence came to public notice just when, after a quarter-century of intermittent activity on the Labour back benches, Mr Robinson had become a Treasury minister in Tony Blair's new government, and not long after he, of all ministers, had been put in charge of a government effort to winkle out offshore tax havens.
After a quarter-century of intermittent investigations, including foot searches, flyovers, and fingerprint dusting, conducted by four separate law enforcement agencies two county sheriff's departments, the state police, and the game warden service no one had even figured out the hermit's name.
More than three-quarters (76%) of the inmates took intermittent ART; 9.0% refused ART and the remaining 15% took continuous ART throughout the study period.
Many practical time series, including pressure signals measured on roof-corners of low-rise buildings in quartering winds, consist of relatively quiescent periods interrupted by intermittent transients.
Eric Kendricks blocked a punt and made a fourth-quarter interception for the Bruins (9-2, 6-2 Pac-12), who overcame intermittent second-half rain and U.S.C.'s star-studded lineup with a steady effort.
Of the Blue Shield employees tested, more than one-quarter migrated from high-risk categories to medium- or low-risk health status in the intermittent years.
Intermittent work on novel.
