Afterward, lest the pageantry of the Catholic service not be considered sufficiently offbeat to underscore his cause, he held a medieval lunch at the Players Club.
Lifestyle modification is indicated for all hypertensive patients; however, it rarely reduces blood pressure sufficiently and recent data underscore the importance of rapid blood pressure control (Julius et al. 2004).
"These examples underscore the problem that we really have not yet found sufficiently well-preserved very old - i.e., between 3500 and 4000 million (3.5 and 4bn) year - sediments to be confident that what we are seeing could definitely be regarded as stromatolites," he said.
Impetuous and fabulous, sensually and sexually uninhibited (Ecstasy, not laudanum, is her drug of choice), Lacey drives men mad, starting with the novel's narrator, a freelance art journalist named, as if to underscore his reliability, Daniel Franks, who slept with Lacey once in college but, he assures us, has "sufficiently armored myself against her allure by viewing her as a science project".
"For the first time, we have a structure that is really new and modern and can compete with other structures in Spain which are similar," he said, specifically citing the Bilbao museum and the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, comparisons that underscore the enormous size and ambitious scope of the City of Culture — if calling it a "city" wasn't sufficiently suggestive.
The conflicting views about the soy program's worthiness underscore one of the fundamental challenges of Unilever's sustainable living plan: the word "sustainable". Like "natural," the word "sustainable" is sufficiently vague to mean quite a lot or nothing at all.
Statistics underscore these contrasts.
Constantine is right to underscore it.
I'd underscore the word "flexible".
The numbers underscore the sudden shift.
"Randy, permit to underscore Carl's letter.
