Its hardest task involves weighing the work of drone pilots, cyber-warriors and all those who fight at a distance, taking life-and-death decisions from bases that may be thousands of miles from the cacophony of battle.In this section Uphill all the way The Hobby Lobby hubbub What crisis?
For most early-career positions, you should weigh the work itself, the level of responsibility, and the opportunity for learning new skills more heavily than the initial salary.
No scholars of Islam were consulted because "we do not customarily call experts to invite them to weigh in on the work of our contributors," he said.
Romney weighed in on the work of stay-at-home moms last week after Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen suggested that Ann Romney, a stay-at-home mom, had "never worked a day in her life".
He has to weigh the cost of working against Europe in the fight against terrorism.
Of course, you need to weigh the advantages of working things out with this alpha against your own dignity and self-respect.
Against a backdrop of punishing nature and menacing warlords, Schulman meticulously explores the inner lives of her characters, as both Jeremy and Max are forced to weigh the effects of their work on the land they have begun to love.
What if we rank the most accomplished directors pound for pound, and then with an eye toward the context of their times, judging the levels of difficulty and sheer force of will to accomplish amazingly daring feats of directorial creation, as well as with attention to their impact on cinema history and other filmmakers, and also weigh the power of key works and greatness overall?
Panelists will weigh the relative merits of working to curb abuses from within government and publicly speaking out against odious practices.
During replacement procedures, doctors will need to weigh the risk of hoping the cables continue to work or replacing them.
