"Celebrity" may have meant "I think my wifeAlways has treated you as better than me .The Ibo say, An old man sitting down Can see more things than a young man standing up.But sooner or later, the mule kicks all alike The young, the old, the stalks of crops and weeds.
Treasury bills are so essential for this role that in times of severe stress they sometimes pay slightly negative interest rates — that is, they're treated as being better than cash.
That includes some of the press, who, this occasional visitor feels, are treated better and better as leaders' meetings go by.
So if Cable believes something as fraught as reform of local government finance is better treated as a medium-term objective, no one should get too excited.
In later years, however, Wilson was inclined to think that highly social organisms are integrated to such an extent that they are better treated as one overall unit a superorganism rather than as individuals in their own right.
The 'over-all structural shape' presented in Hasan ([1978]) is better treated as a generalised formula.
Based on an experiment, it examines whether such segments have an "inherent" contrastive relationship or contrast is better treated as related to perception and stance.
As the consequences of exceeding the allowed stresses are relatively small, there has been a lively debate on whether compression perpendicular to grain should be treated as an ultimate or better as a serviceability limit state.
The Hydrobatidae's two subfamilies, Oceanitinae and Hydrobatinae, are probably better treated as distinct families.
This study suggests that Cettia fortipes might be better treated as three different species, and that Cettia cetti might be treated as two species.
