In some projects the support provided by volunteers was expected to be intensive, with contact every week and sometimes more frequently immediately after birth (when there could be daily visits); in others it was much less intensive (visits once a month and occasional phone calls).
A couple of drinks and sometimes more, before, during and after the games are not unusual.
Acquisitions are sometimes more fun to chase after than to have.
A study of 118 exonerated inmates led by Evan Mandery and Amy Shlosberg, two criminal-justice researchers, found that one-third still had criminal records, sometimes more than a decade after their release.
This has prompted renewed concern that many patients are having to wait too long – sometimes more than a year – after being referred for therapy to having their first appointment.
Cross-national research in both developing and developed countries has been seriously hampered by slow release of microdata, sometimes more than a decade after collection, and sometimes not ever as in the case of the first WHO cross-national survey on ageing conducted around 1979 1980.
The wave of terror crested in late February and early March as village after village — sometimes more than one per day — came under attack by men armed with pangas, axes, bows and arrows, and spears.
It had taken days after the hurricane, sometimes more than a week, to figure out where to find us.
At Penn State, 80 percent of freshmen — even those who have declared a major — say they are uncertain about their major, and half will change their minds after they declare, sometimes more than once.
However, after the reversal surgeries the women regained every pound, sometimes more.
