Your 1970s lady, she suggests, was busy rushing from the office to the disco and then to someone else's bedroom, and the wrap dress, with its easy-on, easy-off design and effortless chic, was the perfect outfit to service her modern needs.
Human societies, too, the author suggests, are busy anthills, whose members spare no effort to survive on the only scale they are aware of, yet whose fate is determined, on a quite different plane, by the forces that shape the biosphere.
He suggests that busy CEOs who want to blog consider using ghost bloggers.
For example, Pittet et al [ 10] observed an average of 43.4 hand hygiene opportunities per hour of patient care on an intensive care unit (ICU), which suggests that busy staff have very little spare time in which to cleanse their hands.
But her leisurely pace around the fair, including a conversation with reporters for about 45 minutes, did not seem to suggest the busy schedule of a candidate-in-waiting. "I don't know if within the next couple of weeks I will be ready for an announcement or not, to tell you the truth," she said.
The front-runner has laid out detailed manifestoes for governing that suggest a busy incrementalist: tending to fiscal incaution, perhaps, but sceptical of government, sharp-eyed on social problems and unafraid to experiment with such things as charter schools and church-based welfare systems.
The suspect agreed to travel back to France, suggesting a busy concert hall as an ideal target for an attack.
The field note below suggests how a busy, noisy and sometimes chaotic ward, with a lack of privacy, can be the wrong environment for a careful capacity assessment.
It strikes me as a brilliantly intelligent performance that suggests that Winnie's busy chatter masks an Aeschylean sense of despair and that the anticipation of disaster is worse than the actuality.
Is the baby interfering with your research?" asks Rao's wife during a tense phone call during which he suggests he's too busy to talk to her.
