Theoretically, when confronted with a foreign crisis, the president should consider the short-term security interests of the U.S., as well as its long-term strategic interests.
For each type, the technological requirements were first theoretically addressed and then confronted with the actual bioreactor configurations.
In this letter, we theoretically and experimentally confront both designs with each other (2T and 3T).
A theoretically powerful leader is as a result confronted with an array of parties that he or she must woo with jobs, ministries and policy commitments if a coalition supporting the president is to be put together in Congress.
So, confronted with paintings that lacked documentation, that could theoretically have been painted, as one lawyer put it, "in Ms. Rosales's garage," Ms. Freedman said she focused on what really mattered, the quality of the works themselves.
Theoretically, multiple computers can confront, digest and solve complex equations faster than a single computer.
The essential problem confronted by consequentialists participating in the torture debate is that their theoretically admissible moral barriers to torture are relatively flimsy; too flimsy, it seems, to accommodate the strong moral intuitions in play.
This suggests that, theoretically, every prehospital emergency physician (EP), paramedic, and in-hospital emergency physician (ED) may be confronted by patients in a palliative care situation at an advanced stage of their disease who need medical care.
"We never confronted anybody".
