In any case, to segregate Lincoln's work as a word maker from his work as a politician is historically absurd.
In other words, makers of electric cars, for example, could save space and offer vehicles with a longer travel range.
In other words: makers can set up rentals that look like the kinds of rentals that consumers expect to find out in the rest of the world.
Specifically, Ryan criticized his use of the words "makers and takers" to describe people on government benefits, an admission he has made previously.
In other words, sunscreen makers will lobby for whichever UVA test gives their formulations an advantage.
In other words, decision makers require decision support systems (DSSs) to be reinforced with proactive and intelligent ESs that can utilize contextual data.
In other words, policy makers should design rules, settings, and cities in our case, in order to nudge people in a desired direction, leaving them free to act differently if they want to do so.
In other words, hardware makers may have no choice but to turn their internet devices into multi-tier-subscription-based media machines, because there will never again be enough margin in the basic price of the hardware.
In other words, the makers of the game raised $120,000 and said, "Sorry!
In other words, policy makers may not always well placed to make informed well-thought choices involving trade-offs of societal values [ 6, 7].
It was willingly made, if in addition to comprehending the meaning of his words, the maker voluntarily and intentionally uttered them as a declaration of apparent determination to carry them into execution.
