Verdict Pragmatically hard Brexit.
Potentially, following up the same people, that is, a cohort study, would add important insights, though pragmatically it would be difficult to achieve and prone to non-response bias.
"It's very difficult to retrofit existing structures, so I'd think pragmatically, and talk to your neighbor and try to resolve it," Mr. Cooley said.
These two locations were selected based on the following: most pragmatically, the study was shaped by logistical considerations of operating in difficult environments, and the resources available to support operational field research, both of which were feasible in Haiti and Sudan.
Despite his cautious optimism, he pragmatically warned that the next several weeks of negotiations will be "very difficult" and then proceeded to describe the competing national interests of the multiple nations involved.
This is a distant and difficult goal...and we must proceed toward it prudently and pragmatically, and with a focused concern for our security and the security allies who depend on us.
However, the exact determination of analytical solutions of our system (and even of those simpler versions of our model) corresponding to physically meaningful initial conditions, may be a difficult task, whence the need to design computational methods to approximate the solutions of our mathematical model is pragmatically justified.
I view abortion pragmatically.
This represented a breathtaking ideological reversal, which Deng characterised pragmatically, because the party had no money to spare: "We will give you a policy that allows you to charge ahead and cut through your own difficult road".
I'm a catch, pragmatically speaking.
