I had asked about the pushback he got there after posting an anti-abortion message; he noted the difficulty of addressing, in a hundred and forty characters, more complicated kinds of policy, the sort that require compromise and extended discussion.
The rescue that Mr. Saladino, the Palladian-loving architectural and interior designer, undertook was essentially a rebuild, of the sort that required 14,000 new Italian tiles to replace the ersatz roof and employed six men to work for a year removing paint from the stone.
Catwalk up-dos and ponytails are usually of the sort that require a blow-dry and hot-rollers, but at Prada and Sportmax the hair was flat, ponytailed, and with the kind of wispy tendrils coming out at the front that you get after wearing a hat, or being caught in a gust of wind getting off the bus.
What the antagonists in the exchange fail to mention, and indeed, what seems to have gone largely unnoticed more generally, is that the page layout and typography of the printed book remain among the most effective mechanisms invented by human beings for communicating sustained arguments and explanations of a sort that require careful consideration and study.
Together with our partners in Ohio, Colorado, Michigan, Washington and Wisconsin, we've created an online horse race of sorts that requires people to convince their friends to vote.
Standard accounts of skill acquisition stress the importance of conscious awareness during the initial learning phase, which gradually gives way to more automatic processes of the sort that require little attention or conscious oversight (Schneider and Shiffrin 1977).
Both embryonic and larval cell isolation protocols provide cell yields that are sufficient for methods, such as cell sorting, that require large quantities of cells [9], [10].
It's not easy; it's the sort of acting that requires enormous range, as well as a kind of stubborn determination and a profound lack of vanity.
It is extraordinary – the sort of thing that requires a moment of solitude to take stock afterwards.
Wyden and Udall are right: this is a sort of moment that requires a public debate — a political response — not just a gentle judicial reminder.
This is the sort of question that requires some deep, deep thought and research, plus possibly a set of very comprehensive spreadsheets.
