For example, Grace, a 57-year old Black Caribbean woman with primary progressive MS, reflected for a moment and then it became apparent that her unknowing troubled her, at least in relation to comprehending the consequences of MS and her mortality: I don't know why I became ill really, but people become ill.
I have trouble placing where we are in relation to the crowds and the cliff, and in the process forget how to operate my camera's most basic functions. .
Kawaguchi, who was having trouble locating where he was in relation to the U.S. Marine lines as well as coordinating his troops' attacks, later complained, "Due to the devilish jungle, the brigade was scattered all over and was completely beyond my control.
We also covered a fine point that has been troubling me for some time in relation to competing with Qualcomm.
The state of American tennis, while dire, doesn't trouble me much, at least not in relation to other categories of our national decline.
If you have trouble keeping track of your expenses in relation to your actual balance, you may want to look into an overdraft protection program in which your main account is linked to a secondary account (like your savings account, or a line of credit).
The UK has also previously notified the Council of Europe of a succession of temporary derogations in relation to the Troubles in Northern Ireland during the 1970s.
Even if retired members of the Parachute Regiment were to be brought to court it is unlikely they would serve any life sentences if found guilty as all those responsible for crimes committed in relation to the Troubles prior to the Good Friday agreement were given a de facto amnesty.
However, others were less clear: for instance what we meant by 'sensitive', and whether to include studies that examined people's talk about the future in relation to currently existing troubles.
Still, Jean-Paul Sartre saw immediately that Camus was undertaking important philosophical work, and in his review of The Stranger in relation to Sisyphus, had no trouble connecting Camus with Pascal, Rousseau, and Nietzsche (Sartre 1962).
