Richard Harrison, head of Queen's University's management school in Belfast, says the partnership allows private investors to put in more money than they would usually contemplate and for longer.
Yet he was a reluctant tourist and on family holidays would usually be seen contemplating his most recent manuscript instead of admiring the relevant sights' (Dr Tom Newsom-Davis).
Van Gundy said he had contemplated starting Sprewell, Allan Houston and Glen Rice, who is usually the sixth man, against the Raptors, but Sprewell's illness made it impossible to have all three swingmen practice together today.
(It may also turn out that the equipment can supply useful functions not originally contemplated. Computing systems, for example, can usually perform extra chores of record keeping at little increased cost).
Several times -- usually after one of our bids was rejected -- we contemplated giving up and waiting for the market to cool down.
But, at those positions, there is usually little time to contemplate the next hit: it's arriving now.
The object or experience that a poet is contemplating is usually perceived by that poet in a relationship to some second object or event, person, or thing.
Although the latter is usually considered for the diagnosis of the metabolic syndrome (MS), it is not contemplated as an independent CV risk factor (RF) [ 5].
Restoration ecologists have traditionally contemplated moving from an undesired ecosystem state to a desired state, where that desired state is usually one that existed historically (Hobbs and Norton 1996; SERI 2006).
"Usually there is only commerce: buying, buying, buying!" said Carmen Vásquez, 58, a Mexican citizen in transit back from Rome, as she contemplated a portrait of Rodin by the French painter René Avigdor.
