In some cases, however, their iatrogenicity causes a lack of adherence to the therapy, or in other cases, prompts the dose to be reduced to a quantity that is unable to determine muscular sufferance or to increase CPK and/or liver transaminase.
I first listened to it on sufferance, thanks to long-held prejudices involving kooky female singer-songwriters, prog rock, long songs and medieval affectations.
One of the most crucial high performance systems-on-chip design challenge is to front their power supply noise sufferance due to high frequencies, huge number of functional blocks and technology scaling down.
Since when do those who live here at our sufferance get to rewrite our laws?
In practical terms this innovative approach, totally non invasive, may constitute a precious tool to establish which are the best candidates to the interventions and reduce costs, sufferance and failure to those that wouldn't comply sufficiently to the therapy.
These changes turned individuals who previously had permanent inheritable rights into tenants by sufferance who had to pay rent to the new registered owners.
The French dream of a place where everyone can practice his metier in self-enclosed perfection, with the people to be served only on sufferance, as extras, to be knocked down the minute they act up.
But when you've been part of an institution for four decades and when everybody who tunes in - even non-believers of football who might be listening in sufferance - grows to love your style and idiosyncrasies, then you, too, can claim to have graduated to legendary status.
By contrast with Cardinal John J. O'Connor, his ubiquitous and media-savvy predecessor, Cardinal Egan largely shunned politics and reporters, viewed the media with tight-lipped sufferance and preferred to slip now and again under the cover of his relative anonymity into an orchestra seat on the aisle at the Met.
Such sufferance is likely to be short-lived".
