The men got in some much needed rifle practice on them".
Main had, only a minute earlier, been shown some mercy by John Hartson, the big Welshman having been given another opportunity by Martin O'Neill to gain some much needed match practice when he replaced Petrov after 58 minutes.
"They will be very keen that he lines up in the team in Sydney on Wednesday so he can get some much needed batting practice, they'll be working furiously between now and then, and I'm sure he'll play".
In the coming weeks, #cut50 looks forward to highlighting the work of activists, advocates, lawmakers and civil rights leaders bringing about much needed reform to a practice that traps some of our most vulnerable citizens in a vicious cycle of poverty and incarceration.
They have earned praise in many circles, hailed as a much needed corrective to looser practices that since 2001 killed or maimed many Afghan civilians and undermined support for the American-led war.
Revealing a greater need for diversity while sparking a much needed dialogue on the practices of European art organizations, and covering 16 countries, the exhibit Is it even worse in Europe? is a telling snapshot of the representation of both female and minority artists in contemporary Europe.
As expected, such a discretized approach incorporated into kinematic analysis enables one to account for non-uniformity of rock surrounds, which would fill the knowledge and design gap of similar tunnelling issues much needed at present state of practice.
Since better software engineering practices are much needed for general scientific software systems, we hope those considerations can be beneficial to many other modeling research programs involving multiscale system dynamics.
He knew how to preserve energy because the struggle is long, so spiritual practice is very much needed in an attempt to help change society".
Results will provide valuable and much needed information to guide STI clinical practice and programs in remote Aboriginal settings and other vulnerable communities with endemic rates of STIs.
This information is, however, very much needed as it is currently common practice to consider CNVs reported in normal subjects as benign changes when detected in individuals affected with a variety of developmental disorders.
