As Kendrick noted on March 16 , 1942 to W.A. Feirer of Sharpe and Dohme, "May I repeat that in relation to the work of your committee on standards, it seems to me that the problem of first importance is to attempt to reach some degree of uniformity in judging the concentration of the organisms in the product.
The IFS now believes he may need to repeat that trick, promising relentless austerity until 2018.
George Burley's much-improved Derby team won 2-1 at Wigan in the Championship on Boxing Day and the benefits of home advantage may see them repeat that success this afternoon.
There is the dream sequence I mentioned at the outset (the one, to repeat, that may not be a dream).
Liverpool had required a result on the final day of last season, in a home game against relegated Middlesbrough, to qualify and may now have to repeat that trick.
In case of a single measurement point only, a decision may be taken to repeat that measurement when needed, which we did a few times.
At the end of each of these clerkships, students are assessed in a variety of formats – the consequence of failing these assessments is that students may be expected to repeat that clerkship immediately which results in a delayed graduation.
Other theoretical approaches propose a more complex and often turbulent process of innovation diffusion that follows "a nonlinear cycle of divergent and convergent activities that may repeat over time and at different organizational levels"[ 16] (p.16).
Strong safety Jarrod Cooper returns to lead a secondary that may repeat as the best in the nation in pass efficiency.
Other executives, particularly in shipping, are less optimistic, and see signs of a bubble in freight rates, and possibly commodities, that may repeat the sudden rise and fall of prices last year.
