Jon Cruddas, the Labour MP for Dagenham, once home to 40,000 Ford employees, and the former head of the party's policy review, is distinctly unimpressed by that analysis.
When she embarked on her high street review, I distinctly recall the chilling warning she gave that some high streets could disappear forever unless radical action was taken.
Hagiographies of Gram Parsons sit next to breathless reviews of distinctly average house records; everything is brilliant, everything is amazing, everything is worthy of limitless praise.
Several of the works covered have a more distinctly political character than is customary among works reviewed in U.S. law journals.
When Business Week recently reviewed the performance of companies run by GE alumni, it found a distinctly mixed picture.
Furthermore, the lens and cornea usually show distinctly stronger UV absorption in VS than in UVS species (reviewed in [ 16, 17]).
As reviewed, the modes of action of ClpX or ClpXP in cell division control are distinctly different in different bacterial species.
The non-canonical ubiquitination with mono-ubiquitin moieties in the current study is distinctly different than previously reported canonical ubiquitination of PPARs in cancer cells (recently reviewed [ 63]).
When I arrived at Williams College in 1942, there were readers of Partisan Review on our distinctly non-Jewish faculty.
He sought out places that felt emblematic of the city, and the resulting reviews bore a distinctly Los Angeles feel.
However, reviews may focus distinctly on one aspect of adherence behaviour, for example, appointment keeping, drop-out, or medication taking, or on one type of adherence intervention, for example medication packaging, financial incentives, or patient education.
