Let us refer once more to the instance of supplier reputation.
Nothing matters more, for instance, than shoes.
A grade-school principal might choose to nix the song because of grammar violations alone — "ain't" appears more than once, for instance.
He suggests more than once, for instance, that the worldwide Church might perhaps follow the American Church's lead in widening access to annulments and in speeding up the process for obtaining them.
Finally, note that a message could be received more than once, for instance, because the receiver is in the transmission range of different rely nodes.
people centred service delivery, meanwhile, as highlighted by Ferrer et al., for instance, once more emphasises the importance of the values and principles of PHC, notably first contact care when needed, person-focused care over time (longitudinality), and comprehensiveness and co-ordination of services (Starfield 2009).
Prediction of a biological effect is probably more complicated than once argued; for instance, a synonymous SNP, which does not alter the amino-acid sequence has been shown to influence the stability of the DRD2 transcript, resulting in alterated expression (Duan et al, 2003).
HSBC has indicated that the sluggish American housing market will mean its portfolio may shrink more slowly that it once hoped, for instance.Looming over all of this are the new capital rules.
Hemingway's French Quarter-style house in Key West, for instance, seems at once more modest and more genteel than you might expect for the home of the big-talking, rough-riding chronicler of machismo.
If tensions with Iran over its nuclear programme spike, for instance, an oil-supply shock could once more cause havoc.
The system can allow colleges to store more books; for instance, San Francisco State plans to bring volumes once held off-site back to campus.
