We get the standard jolt of seeing a policeman tormented by his brilliance the Sherlock effect but we are also aware that if Britten ever solves his own mystery he'll be in Hell.
We get the standard jolt of seeing a policeman tormented by his brilliance — the Sherlock effect — but we are also aware that if Britten ever solves his own mystery he'll be in Hell.
We should have been proud of bog-standard comprehensives instead of seeing the term as an insult and seeking alternatives".
This causes a race to the bottom, as governments are forced to set lower environmental standards for fear of seeing jobs move abroad.
The Center on Retirement Research at Boston College estimates that 51percentt of U.S. households are at risk of seeing their standard of living decline during retirement years (closer to two-thirds when rising health care costs are factored in).
"The style and standard of football seen over the last four-plus games from the first team is nothing like how I want our club to play.
In fact, I take it that the coextensivity thesis is not to be understood as offering a new normative standard; rather, it is intended as a denial of any transcendental standard of justice (see Curley 1996, 322; Balibar 1998, 59).
Lead ambient concentrations in São Paulo Metropolitan Region dropped from 1.4 μg/m3 in 1978 to less than 0.10 μg/m3 in 1991, according to CETESB (the Environmental Company of São Paulo State), which is far below the air quality standard of 1.5 μg/m3 (see [ 5]).
Some two dozen countries now produce significant levels of U.S. patents per capita, a figure that is highly correlated with higher GDP and standards of living (see the Global Invention Map).
Although due process does not require "impossible standards" of clarity, see United States v. Petrillo, 332 U.S. 1, 7-8, 67 S.Ct.
