Rather than raising the age to receive benefits, Mr. Gingrich argues that Social Security's fiscal challenges can be entirely met by personal accounts.
"The increasing demand for crude oil in the U.S. cannot be entirely met by efforts to conserve use of refined petroleum products or the increased use of renewable energy," the department said.
Residents' views and desires should always be treated respectfully, even when they cannot be entirely met.
As chronic diseases are often accompanied by multi-comorbidity, the need for medical care cannot be entirely met only at physician level.
In summary, we cannot conclude that the secondary end point of the present study, namely, to assess the safety of sunitinib in this patient population, was entirely met, as at least two important and well-known side effects were not routinely assessed.
There was a time, in another Doctor age, when viewers (old and young) had to deal with no ethical dilemma greater than whether it was entirely meet to send some ageing, underpaid thesp in a crocheted swamp creature cossie, presumably scented rather funkily with despair and mothballs, careening into the corner-trap where the shaky scenery met the iffy script.
Moreover, research also indicates that those in poor health report more unmet need, suggesting that their need for care is not entirely met [ 24, 31, 32].
Due to the field conditions, the calculated number of samples was not entirely met; however, the number of cattle in the sampled age-group in the 24 sampled herds was also lower than estimated (2400), so this was evaluated as adequate.
Glowing reports on Mr. Morlot's earlier work at the Philharmonic and elsewhere raised expectations for a first-time listener that weren't entirely met in what proved a fairly routine and uneven night at the Philharmonic.
