These are messages that can lead societies toward pretty serious misadventures when politicians are added to the brew.
The wines can be glorious and pure, but without the prophylactic properties of sulfur, the wines can reflect some serious misadventures in biochemistry.
Despite many and serious misadventures, these agencies have helped reduce the cost and increase access to home ownership for tens of millions of American families.
Some serious personal misadventure might befall him.
There have been other serious DWP misadventures too – see the saga of Mr Duncan Smith's adored universal credit.
This was the end of his serious sexual misadventures, (those recorded at least), and he spent the rest of his life in-and-out of prison, where he wrote the majority of his fucked-up erotic books, ending his life at the ripe old age of 74 in an insane asylum.
The same misadventure also caused serious rifts in his close and complicated relationships with members of the socially prominent family into which he was adopted as a workhouse orphan — something it really helps to know before picking up "The Silver Swan".
Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry: ACTRN12612000742875 Medication misadventure remains a serious concern in Australian primary care [ 1, 2].
There may be a few exempt cases, such as: Your flight being delayed, cancelled or missed due to misadventure; An accident or serious illness; Seat unavailability in case of an open-date ticket.
Jihadism is a serious problem, spun up by the misadventures of the Bush/Cheney administration and furthered, at least in some ways, by the Obama administration, whose Afghanistan surge backfired, whose secret drone war may create more problems than it solves, and whose response to Isis, as I wrote for months, was amazingly dilatory.
