"As Power Sellers are usually inclined to accept alternate channels," he wrote in a research report Thursday, "we believe acceptance will be fairly brisk at launch".
Workers are usually reluctant to accept the pay cuts required to regain competitiveness.
Workers who lose their jobs usually have to accept a pay cut to get a new one, studies show.
Men sometimes stared at Connie, too, but they usually seemed to accept, without undue regret, that she was his.
On the supply side, American universities are usually happy to accept such good students.Public universities, moreover, have an additional incentive.
He has been Monmouth's leading rider nine times, but has usually had to accept second- and third-string Haskell mounts after the top horses went to more high-profile riders from Kentucky, California or New York.
While federal law requires those hospitals to treat the uninsured in emergencies — gunshot wounds, heart attacks — the institutions usually decline to accept uninsured supplicants who need chemotherapy, radiation, or other longer-term treatments.
The reason, he says, is that Americans, lacking tradition, need theory but have little time for philosophical argument — so they are usually inclined to accept whichever new theory comes around and give it instant tenure.
It's not my ambition to be tolerated by madmen; I'd prefer to live in a society of reasonably sane people.Jonathan Palfrey SIR —Regarding your review of Walter Laqueur's book, bad news is usually hard to accept.
Patients may have their ideas about what is wrong with them, but they are usually willing to accept the diagnosis and treatment set out by the doctor – but only if they believe that they have been properly listened to.
