"The idea is that these detectives are specially trained, one, to deal with the investigation of these cases, which have very specific and often nuanced details," she said, "and, secondly, is their manner, to deal with victims who are generally, in most circumstances, emotionally traumatized because of the intimate nature of the assaults".
The price of transit is less important than service quality to choice travelers, because under most circumstances mass transportation fares are lower than auto costs.
It is often suggested that low concentrations of environmental pollutants are of no concern because, in most circumstances, concentrations are below the No Observed Effect Levels (NOEL); i.e. environmental levels of each individual chemical have been shown to be below the minimum concentrations known to induce a physiological response.
But the public announcement also raised eyebrows because under most circumstances criminal inquiries are shrouded in secrecy.
Anthony was always the clear favorite because under most circumstances, a superstar — even one anointed mainly by shoe company executives — always gets at least one coach to can.
Once again (as the reader will see is a recurrent theme in this paper), this will be because in most circumstances such activities do not impose binding changes upon individuals.
Because, in most circumstances, the concentrations are low, such detailed analysis is normally not justified for routine monitoring".
Assessment under natural conditions is difficult because, under most circumstances, NO3- and NH4+ are simultaneously present in the soil and their concentrations change both spatially and temporally over a wide range (e.g., 20 μM to 20 mM) [ 1, 2].
His argument is that, because in many or most circumstances the police would be acting properly, the law is not in itself — "facially," in SCOTUS-speak — unconstitutional.
