THE same can't be said of the men's or women's stores, where all sorts of styles are crammed into crannies, with little regard for rhythm or hanger appeal — a byproduct of limited West Village square footage and the belief that much of it is best devoted to impulse buys.
4. Practice: Finding meaning in life requires effort and, in my opinion, that effort is best devoted to some sort of daily practice.
The Federal Communications Commission has started down the path of selecting which spectrum can be best devoted to 5G services, and some economic studies have documented the colossal impact that 5G may have on our economy within a few years.
Regions differ markedly in their method mix profiles and preferences, raising the question of whether programmatic resources are best devoted to better provision of the well-accepted methods or to deploying neglected or new ones, or to a combination of both approaches.
My friend and I began talking about major issues in the world -- environmental destruction, resource wars, factory farms, sweatshop labor -- and wondering which of these we would be best devoting our lives to.
If the low-input system produces less inoculum (e.g. because resistant varieties are used), coexistence can be optimal, whereas if the low-input system produces more inoculum (e.g. because tolerant varieties are used), it is best to devote the whole area to a single system.
As an academic I know that humanities research tends towards extreme specialisation: if you want to be taken seriously it's best to devote a lifetime's study to one particular period or issue, and I suspect women worry about this more than men.
Hanoi's famous white fish fillets immersed in dill, turmeric and herbs, cooked in a charcoal burner and placed on a plump bowl of rice noodles (around £3.50) is best eaten at a place devoted to this aromatic meal.
Even today, there is little consensus on how the deformity is best treated and the literature devoted to clubfoot is voluminous and confusing.
Child's memoir and Ephron's film celebrate not just the thrilling life of Julia Child, with its remarkable adventures and success, but the pleasure of finding the thing you are best at, and devoting yourself to it with abandon.
Maybe it's best to just devote your entertainment allotment to works that don't encourage split allegiances?
