Dr. Sibert claims that "medicine shouldn't be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient".
Patiently, she has waited for the Williams sisters' part-time interest in the game to do its damage.
Medicine shouldn't be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life's work.
No successful counterterrorism strategy is possible unless our leaders accept that the United States cannot insulate itself from the rest of humankind, cannot treat the rest of the world as a part-time interest or a political football, and cannot abdicate the responsibilities and costs and sacrifices of global leadership.
A total of 31 local marine taxonomists are active in the region, but many of these are graduate students undertaking taxonomic theses, university staff with a part-time interest in taxonomy, or are retired, but still actively publishing.
Many others have part-time business interests: Joseph B. Santo, a dentist, owns four Manhattan restaurants, including Sign of the Dove and Arizona 206.
He joined the London Consolidation Crew, a group of part-time photographers interested in accessing off-limits architecture including the top of the Forth rail bridge in Scotland, abandoned mental hospitals and Joseph Bazalgette's Victorian sewer systems.
In my case The Garden Thing started off as a relatively quiet, lightweight, part-time quasi-interest at roughly the same time as I stopped being able to name the person(s) responsible for that year's biggest-selling CD, even though I kind of knew it was always Coldplay.
The union appears to have made a deliberate calculation: to risk the loyalty of part-time staff in the interests of its full-time members.
Most interpreters are part-time employees with an interest in the way of life they represent.
