The White House has gone into communications lock-down mode before, primarily when it is being heavily -- but legitimately -- criticized and it wants to punish the critics by ceasing all engagement with them for a period of time.
My dog feels primarily joy (when I'm petting him) or jealosy (when I'm petting the cat).
I actually use the USB holder to store a card reader, since my netbook is primarily for when I'm out taking pictures.
It's perfectly reasonable to be repelled by preachy shows, although I confess that I dislike them primarily when they promote values that I find odious; "Thomas and Friends," for example, a depressingly popular British series, might as well be a blueprint for Victorian economics, with its fetishistic emphasis on "usefulness" and docility.
My camera is primarily metal, and when I took my gloves off to take a picture, my hand froze to it and ripped off the skin of my hand.
Last fall, her work appeared on 7 programs out of 27. "Because I'm primarily a writer, when I made up my mind to produce the series, the arrangement was that I'd have my slot, which would satisfy the writing end," Ms. Charlotte says of this apparent conflict of interest.
If we are concerned with sin primarily when we can use our concern to distance ourselves from others, I can't help but think that we're more interested in building fences between Us and Them than with repairing shalom.
(2) Across most types of biomedical study designs, it is prudent to blind outcome assessors (i.e., observers) in scenarios with a high risk of bias, primarily when outcomes are subjective and observers have predispositions.
Someone on staff with sense and foresight (it wasn't I) retrieved the hospital's supply of N-95 respirator masks, which we use primarily when treating patients with TB, and our staff threw cartons of these masks into the backs of ambulances and police cars headed back downtown to the World Trade Center.
