The Indian newspaper the Telegraph bemoans in an editorial "This mix of political correctness and fantastical over-interpretation" which leads to a tendency "to miss the spirit of a certain manner of putting things because of misplaced earnestness about matters pertaining to gender, sexuality and race".
Therefore, PO establishes an approach to link organizational strategy to implementation within operational processes and it is a manner of putting external emphasis on outcome and customer satisfaction rather than internally driven hierarchical structures or functions [ 19].
The proposition to investors is that they will get a better return investing in the property market in this manner, instead of putting their cash into bank accounts which attract only low savings rates.
This belief, they explain, provided camouflage for all manner of chicanery, putting people into houses they could not afford and erecting corrupt investment empires on the notion that unrealistic mortgage payments would somehow continue to flow.
We can no longer ignore that drugs worse than heroin exist as the substance that one-upped it is being found in all manner of things, putting anyone who uses drugs at risk of harm.
At a time when a parent's privacy should have been respected, the media jumped on the tragedy and comments started to fly questioning the manner of death, putting a shadow on Jett's life with his family.
With sex still the number one way to sell us most things, but modern life giving us little time to explore it, maybe the fact that Mr Grey, loaded in all manner of ways, puts so much attention into pleasuring both of them is the secret.
He described how he'd strangled and sawn the legs and head off his daughter in the manner of someone recounting the difficulty of putting up shelves or mending a gutter.
On the other hand, if it's a serious problem, it's best to tackle it in a kind and upfront manner, to put some sort of boundaries between both of you.
Concerning the lottery example (36), Weiner (2005: 236) explains the apparent unacceptability of the utterance by appeal to Grice's maxim of Manner: putting it categorically, as in (36), instead of in terms of high probability, legitimizes the inference that A has more information than what was known before the draw.
The improbable matter and elegant manner of the writing put me in mind of Borges.
