One possible criticism of this approach to treatment may be that patients who receive all three drugs in the first-line setting have limited possibilities for second-line therapy.
In a totalitarian society power is unchecked and the possibility of criticism suppressed, either by jailing or killing critics or by abolishing or prohibiting rival democratic organisations.
Saturated with image after image, the Broadway version of "Rocky" takes on a kind of Game Boy jitteriness, a hyperactivity that distracts us, for a time, from any possibility of criticism.
The settlement, he said, "exceeds what was fair and reasonable to the company -- which the company does not contest," meaning that the deal "removes all possibility of criticism of the company, the board of directors and me".
The Possibility of Criticism, the second of the three books, is more modest in scope and less groundbreaking.
Is there any way out of the epistemic dilemma of pluralism that would preserve the possibility of criticism without endorsing epistemic superiority?
Initial discourse-based tasks help students to recognise a two-part rhetorical pattern, in which the writer first concedes the possibility of criticism and then moves to neutralise its potentially negative effect.
While the possibility of criticism does not totally eliminate subjective preference either from an individual's or from a community's practice of futures research, it does provide a means for checking its influence in the formation of scientific knowledge.
While the possibility of criticism does not totally eliminate subjective preference either from an individual's or from a community's practice of science, it does provide a means for checking its influence in the formation of "scientific knowledge" [13].
In The Possibility of Criticism, three arguments are offered against intentionalism, which is again taken to be the view that the meaning of a work of art is what the artist intends it to mean.
