Each item is rated on either a 3 or 4-point scale i.e. Not Yet (0), Sometimes [ 1 ], Often [ 2 ].
It produces resentment because we are (unwittingly) continuously tricking people into loving us and then resenting them for not loving the authentic yet sometimes unseemly selves that we conveniently choose not to reveal out of fear of being vulnerable or fear of being judged, which often manifests as a fear of intimacy but ultimately resolves to a fear of abandonment.
Sometimes sexual exploitation and abduction are on the news, and sometimes not, yet we all rely on the support and expertise of these agencies when we need them.
His view of medicine remained deeply idealistic and not yet tempered by the sometimes bitter lessons and need for painful moral compromise that come with responsibility.
Human rights groups expressed concern, saying that the decision raised questions about the administration's seriousness about protecting children, sometimes not yet in their teens, from the rigors and hazards of military service.
Any song with even a whiff of naïveté was stricken from the record — no "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman," no "Sometimes," no "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart".
And he goes on to vacillate between two new, and conflicting, accounts of that fact: (a) The arts in question do so in such a way that the meanings and thoughts involved are at least sometimes not (yet) linguistically articulable.
And sometimes, "not yet".
The role of innate immune responses by sensing receptors in response to H. pylori infection is not yet completely understood and sometimes controverse in the literature.
As a matter of fact these methods are approximate, sometimes due to reasons to keep them computationally tractable, sometimes simply because we have not yet understood the involved complexity better, sometimes because we start from false or inappropriate simplifications and sometimes because we believe that higher accuracy of our considerations is not really required.
