Soon, she supposed, Muslim men would "shit in the Sistine Chapel .Anti-racism groups flew to indiChapel .Anti-racismf free speech somewhat cautiously embraced her.
But for many who embraced this somewhat ungainly and occasionally perilous activity, something may have seemed amiss: pleasure.
The "Google's hiring principles" are getting us somewhat closer to being embraced by mainstream school administrators to include these practices as part of their core curriculum as well as in state/national standards.
Co-ops and condominiums have been somewhat slower to embrace such bans, according to real estate lawyers.
Even so, the 21st-century Smithsonian was somewhat slower to embrace unfettered public involvement, fearing it would undercut the institution's scientific credibility.
Europeans have been somewhat slow to embrace online commerce, in large part because of cross-border issues, including differences in taxation and in the quality of shipping.
Fashion designers have been somewhat slow to embrace the more commercial elements of modern technology, like selling their clothes online or on mobile devices, perhaps hesitant about sullying their brands.
In the end, your ability to tell a good story embedded with scientific evidence will hinge to a greater or lesser extent on your ability to acknowledge your own beliefs in a somewhat dispassionate manner, embrace the perspectives of others, and view them all from the outside, treating elements strategically, and to do so in the name of science.
"Gamification in 2019 is making its way into areas that have been somewhat hesitant to embrace it.
This end of the market was somewhat slow to embrace digital shopping: the belief was that for higher-end goods, you needed higher-end, more personalised and in-person service at beautiful boutiques.
As the three of us sip and savor the chai, Sprinkle goes on to explain why she feels, at times, the duo has met with resistance, and why, perhaps, the topics of love and sex remain somewhat challenging to embrace.
