If you have truly considered that choice, the authors say, the decision is a good one.
Being so caught up in the minutiae of everyday existence, I never truly considered that once those I cherish are gone, they will not return.
As the ex-Union surgeon Joseph Woodward surmised in 1879, "The more I learn of the behavior of such cases [of overprescribing] under treatment, the more I am inclined to advice that opiates should be as far as possible avoided".[ii] Such proposals were truly radical, considering that opiates were the most commonly prescribed medicines of the nineteenth century up to that point.
(S05) I think many of us would find it … truly horrible to consider that … patients who we see are putting it on for conscious gain.
(S05) Or to the fact that the alternative was too awful to contemplate: I think many of us would find it … truly horrible to consider that … patients who we see are putting it on for conscious gain.
Initial steps have been taken in this direction, although many activists still consider that truly horizontal collaboration is an ideal model, far from the present arrangement where many of the real-life inequalities persist [ 10, 19].
For one thing, they did not have a better alternative for Game 4. Chad Gaudin was an unappealing candidate who was never truly considered, and in that light, Sabathia was the only possible choice.
The best-selling author of the "Alphas," "The Clique" and "Monster High" series didn't truly consider the competition that surrounded her until she reached her 20s while working at MTV in New York City.
If you would like to wander into the truly bizarre corner of news today, consider that people in Washington who buy five cups of Dunkin' Donuts coffee have to choose between getting another cup free or getting two tickets to a Wizards game., one of course being something to wake you up and the other guaranteed to put you to sleep.
Thus, their recommendations (take this class, consider that collaboration) may truly benefit you, but they may not be consistent with your PI's expectations.
