Dolly was worth around $4m, enough to keep her in the style to which she was accustomed for a year or two.
Yankees fans have been accustomed for the past 13 years to watching their team on MSG, which lost the team's TV rights after last season.
It has a giant (but impover ished) National Health Service nearly as old as Britain's, and it has been accustomed for decades to massive state intervention and control of the economy.
We have been accustomed for too long to believing there is a trade off between profitability and doing good which has fostered a culture that makes it profitable to pollute and make factories an unsafe place to work.
For thus the sick, changing the unwholesome air and water to which they have been accustomed for those that are healthy, sooner convalesce; and a reliance upon the divinity will be therefore increased by proper choice of situation.
We will also commit to linking tuition increases with inflation, rather than depending on the much higher rates of increase to which Wesleyan (like most colleges and universities) has been accustomed for decades.
Native Americans had been accustomed, for thousands of years, to expressing all things sacred by staying rooted to one spot, which was both the Great Spirit and the temple in which to worship it.
The line workers, especially in rural areas, often only have basic training, and have never been accustomed for instance to the risks inherent in deploying brand new technologies in that space, such as Lithium-ion battery which is categorized in all countries as hazardous because of chemically unstable electrolyte inside thus the fire risks.
Before the reform, hospitals were accustomed to fee-for-service (FFS) payments from most insurance schemes, aside from SSS, and the uninsured, who paid OOP per service (ie, user fees).
Davila, 51, who owns a Mexican restaurant and has lived in the waterfront community for 25 years, said his neighbors were accustomed to preparing for storms and floods.
