That a small well requires a constitutional amendment should make the Adirondacks' many admirers breathe easier.
Getting fitted for and using hearing aids well requires patience and perseverance.
(Playing well requires decisive choices on myriad hypothetical outcomes. Graduate students love the game).
Speaking those languages well requires a cultural knowledge that is also hard to pick up.
Showing kids what big numbers really mean and how to use them well requires some mathematical subtlety.
It's dry -- off-dry to some -- tangy, long, and, when sipped lightly cool, invites (well, requires) a second pour.
(Installing the Internet Explorer 5.5 browser as well requires a total of 230 megabytes of disk space).
It seems to me that living well requires us to give due weight to the natural and the cultural, the cyclical and the linear.
The reformers, Ravitch believes, are mistakenly imposing a free-market ethos of competition on an institution that, if it is to function well, requires coöperation, sharing, and mentoring.
Although it is not hard to get a sound out of the clarinet, to do it well requires a complex set of physical functions.
We have a monetary union that to function well requires fiscal union, but we have no such fiscal union and little prospect of one.
