"We had the ability to throw 60 to 70 times, but he made us more balanced and leveled us all out tendency-wise".
The saving grace of Burton's film was his wise tendency to bask in the wonders of his gothic Underland.
The gene-wise tendency observed for within-group SDs as well as the complex distribution of p-values revealed that the primary origin of data variability was not due to technical noise, the level of which would be common to all genes.
She doesn't appear to want to care for the girls, which, in view of her dipsomaniac tendencies, seems reasonable, even wise.
If you are early on in a relationship with someone who is demonstrating this tendency habitually, it would be wise to nip it in the bud now, or to end things with this person.
The observed clothing pressure value of knitted specimen having lower stretch ratio was also higher course-wise; however, there was no significant tendency between clothing pressure and stretch ratio in wale-wise.
"In all frankness, I am concerned about certain protectionist tendencies resurfacing in the EU... How wise it is that the European Commission invents an 'anti-Gazprom clause' to keep investments which are so needed for more efficient satisfaction of raising demand".
Tawil has a gentle tone of voice, a wise-man inflection, and a tendency to steer the conversation toward spiritual aphorisms as any Imam should.
His darling little sister, Joy, offers him a wise bit of advice about his tendency to tie himself into knots: dispense with "the peripherals and the tangents".
It may not be wise if you suffer from depressive tendencies, as it's a sea of black with only the odd bit of diamante to break the gloom.
And given politicians' tendencies to lapse into budgetary indiscipline, it is perhaps wise to save the long bond from the glue factory.
