To the gay community, he was the first U.S. service member to purposely out himself to challenge the military's ban on LGBT people.
This makes it challenging to distinguish complementary information from cases in which the database curators purposely excluded, for example, a reaction or gene.
From quiet moments of mourning and foreboding to wide vistas of a landscape that has challenged generations, he purposely chose this arid palette to illustrate how the drug war has played out along the border.
When L. entered grad school, she purposely chose a research group that would challenge her.
Years ago, he purposely included difficult words in the instructions to challenge young model builders.
While many of the directors who've influenced him have had a definite style – Lynch, Kubrick, Polanski, for instance – Mendes purposely aims for the kind of career that challenges him in new directions all the time.
Still, I challenge you to substantiate the charge that the Iraqi government has purposely exacerbated the humanitarian crisis by "refusing to order medicines and food Iraqi children need".
"They are still purposely trying to pass extreme laws that conflict with Whole Women's Health, with Roe, so they'll [then] be challenged in court," she said.
And the strain of the group's highly contentious process shows during Icann's public forums, which are purposely held in a different country each time -- and at which Ms. Dyson has become increasingly curt to the people who line up at the microphones to challenge proposed policies or question the group's procedures.
"I should add, by the way, that the danger a lot of times is not that anybody is purposely trying to downplay challenges in Afghanistan," President Obama said at a press conference in Chicago on Monday, after the NATO summit.
