She was rather given to euphemisms such as "sex workers" and "commercial sex workers".
"It is rather how, given the extraordinary diversity of the participants in physics -- cryogenic engineers, radio chemists, algebraic topologists, prototype tinkerers, computer wizards, quantum field theorists -- they speak to each other at all".
The goal isn't to improve laboratory management per se; it is, rather, to give graduates skills that make them more attractive to potential employers in all sectors.
It is, rather, to give juvenile offenders a sporting chance, perhaps after decades in prison, to make the case that they deserve to get out, he said.
It is rather the question: Given that the world as a whole is the best possible one within the constraints of becoming and of Necessity, what sorts of features should we expect the world to have?
Paul Johnson, the director of the IFS, told The World This Weekend on BBC Radio 4: "It is rather odd to give this special treatment to housing given that owner-occupied housing is already extremely tax privileged.
It is, rather, that the academic titles given to medics and biologists are mutually exclusive--or were, until recently.
It is, rather, that human decisions will give rise to other human decisions, and that, whereas the first set of decisions were morally acceptable – or only contestably morally unacceptable – the second set of decisions (unavoidable according to the slippery slope theorist once the first have been made) are clearly unacceptable.
A strapless shirt can also show off your cleavage, though it is rather tacky and will not give you any support and may allow your breasts to droop in an unflattering manner.
However, this association was rather small, and given that it is rather negligible when considered in a univariate analysis (Table 3), we do not believe it is appropriate to over-interpret this data, especially given the non-independence of the determination of SNP density and TR variability, which are both influenced by the WGS sequences available.
