Conclusive efficacy statements cannot, and have not, been made in this paper and we believe that the interpretation of the trial data was suitably guarded.
There is a reasonable argument to be made that there is not really a true small forward on the Nuggets roster, as the position will be filled by players – starting with Will Barton – who are more suitably considered either shooting guards or power forwards.
Nathan McMullen is suitably wide-eyed as the rookie security guard; Les Dennis has the poignant bearing of a sad sack of potatoes in the role of the old time-server Grandad.
Engel's biopsychosocial model offers a suitably empathic approach to the practice of medicine that guards this perspective, attending to man as a person rather than as machine.
The former barracks for his Nazi SS guards have been renovated and turned into a suitably drab-looking hotel and restaurant.
Moaadi (so good as the shifty dad in the A Separation) is suitably anguished as Ali, while Stewart copes well as his pensive prison guard, constantly trying to act more tough than she is.
For now, as it combs through pending defense purchases, the White House is scrambling to determine what level of sanction it might mete out to appear suitably repulsed by the treatment of Khashoggi, a Virginia resident, while guarding those objectives.
Certainly, neither the Haitian armed forces nor the elite presidential guard, which is loyal to Cedras, would be a match for a suitably sized and equipped U.S. invasion force.
If a state adopts the policy of imposing heavier punishment for repeated offending, there is manifest propriety in guarding against the escape from this penalty of those whose previous conviction was not suitably made known to the court at the time of their trial.
Finally, it fell to Charles Krauthammer, writing in the Washington Post, to suggest a suitably effective, if entirely disingenuous, exit strategy to the White House: withdraw the nomination and say it was all about guarding the sanctity of White House documents.
