Fox commented that they wanted to lead the player along a path of doing the harder tasks believing that these actions were the right things to do.
After landing back in jail again, Russell embarks on his most elaborate scam yet: "Faking your death from Aids is no easy task, believe me".
He has the gift of writing the way a person talks — no easy task, believe me — giving "Popular Crime" a folksy, conversational feel.
I used to come to London and buy clothes from Leigh Bowery and his sidekick Trojan(2) off their stall in Kensington market and then try and sell them to people in Windsor, which was a fucking hard task, believe me!
The most important task, believes Kinzig, is to find the most appropriate place to participate in such programs--it needn't be inside D.C.'s Beltway or on Capitol Hill.
You might think this is an impossible task, believing the wider UK's island mentality is too profoundly entrenched, but there's evidence that such feelings can change.
The majority of the projects focus on facilitating administrative tasks, whereas this project believes that supporting guideline-coherent decisions could have a greater impact on the quality of care in the targeted environment.
The cued tasks are believed to offer greater predictability than the spontaneous tasks in terms of the expected sensory outcome they will elicit for the participants, because participants hold in their working memory the nature and direction of the arm movement beforehand.
Mr. Kyriacou called on his assistants to perform a number of tasks they believed were outside their responsibilities as state employees, the report said, including calling an airline to arrange a vacation and contacting real estate agents to help find a place for his family.
Thus, it is estimated that worldwide, up to 100 million knowledge workers [51] in fields as diverse as the law, medicine, the mass media, finance, education, and even science could be replaced by sophisticated computer algorithms that (will soon have the capacity to) outperform humans in a wide range of cognitive tasks long believed to be the latters' preserve.
