Some reckon its failure to unearth masses of new information is down to a mix of mendacious reticence on the part of key witnesses and the pusillanimity of their inquisitors.
Being the least analytic of people, she did not realize that this was because she possessed in some degree these same qualities, despite sixteen years of effort on the part of Ellen and Mammy to obliterate them.
The rationale for this selection was partly down to wishful thinking on the part of those surveyed (designers, actors and musical performers were three of the top 15 jobs).
The Russians are also issuing a stern warning towards the United States, saying that any sort of intervention on the part of the U.S. could have what they call very grave consequences.
Something that is intentional on the part of the perpetrator; it has to involve some kind of power imbalance, so it's not an argument between equals, and it's something that is repetitive.
“They are likewise opposed to any form of intervention on the part of one state, however powerful, in the domestic concerns of any other sovereign state, however weak.”
If you assume good intentions on the part of your friends and family, and you tell yourself you're lucky to have them, your brain will naturally work to find evidence to support that.
Aiyesha Dey of Harvard Business School and her co-authors have found that excessive materialism on the part of a chief executive can be a warning sign of fraudulent activity and out-of-control risk-taking.
All of those " um" s, they don't affect the intelligibility of the answer; it's still very easy to understand, it doesn't require more effort on the part of the listener, so I think it's still a level four answer.
That is unless you believe Notarbartolo who claims they only managed to steal 20 million dollars and the reported 100 million dollars is all just an elaborate insurance fraud scheme on the part of the diamond center.
Antony Blinken said it was the result of 48 hours of what he called intense negotiations involving mediation on the part of Saudi Arabia as well as the United States and contact with both generals.
Accessibility may, as the disability scholar Tanya Titchkosky has pointed out, exist in much the same way as " diversity" does — for the sake of bragging rights on the part of institutions, organisations and companies.