Shouldn't everyone in the arts want us to have the best Arts Council imaginable – rather than a convenient whipping post?
Even the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines, to which your report refers, do not question that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a "real" brain disorder, rather than a convenient way of labelling a child who is boisterous and disruptive in class.
It's important to discuss each person's motivation and commitment level beforehand and, even better, to view cohabitation as an intentional step toward, rather than a convenient test for, marriage or partnership.
Corruption, which eats away like acid at most development projects, is a lot easier to fight if your citizenry sees bribery as a moral outrage, rather than a convenient way to evade inconvenient rules.
By shaking up the composition of renters, and their reasons for renting, the recession could be quietly tilting the character of American storage closer to what it was originally: a pragmatic solution to a sudden loss of space, rather than a convenient way of dealing with, or putting off dealing with, an excess of stuff.
I would just like to see it focused more on spreading the good stuff, disseminating targeted and thoughtful calls to action and serving as a repository for shared experience and conversation, rather than a convenient way for a group to target the "bad" individual du jour.
Plutarch does not condemn poetry altogether; he rather finds a convenient middle solution.
A separate survey found that 70%% of people would choose to live in a detached house in the suburbs, albeit small and far from their workplace, rather than a convenient inner-city apartment block Hirai (1998).
Selecting a stratified random sample, rather than a convenient sample of agencies, is a strength.
He did not view the 5%% false positive rate threshold as an immutable postulate but rather as a convenient evidence benchmark that could guide scientific decision making [ 30, 31].
