In circumstances in which long time roles and patterns of authority are reversed and confidences are sometimes breached, making decisions for a family member is burdened with difficulty.
It seems that the shock of the Monica scandal has jolted Hillary out of her long-time role as Bill's eunuch.
De la Rosa is one of the nicest guys in the paddock, turning his back on his long-time role as McLaren test driver to get back on the grid after starting nine grands prix since 2003.
As a long-time role gamer, I would find the following suggestion to be worth trying: Upon death, the "dead" player would temporarily become a nonplayer character, meaning that whatever happens to the player during a designated period does not result in rewards or increased skills.
Noting his long-time role as an SBIR cheerleader, Lipinski admitted that it was unusual for him to oppose efforts to help small businesses turn research into products.
While departing a long-time role as the "don" of a Silicon Valley institution might seem like something that would only happen under duress (or at least something that would weigh heavily on one's mind), Graham's demeanor and his answers provided plenty of evidence to the contrary.
He played a major role in restoring ties between UC and the Department of Energy that were frayed after national security breaches and management missteps more than a decade ago threatened its long-time role as contractor for DOE's Los Alamos and Livermore national laboratories.
For a long time, the role for Mark Henry was a well-liked personality with a big smile.
Participants consistently described particular problems, emphasising the resistance of the person with dementia and changing their long time family role.
Although it has been suggested for a long time, the role of compromised systemic hemodynamics leading to AKI in septic patients remains a source of debate [ 4, 5].
