High alert does not and cannot last for years on end.
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Some characters flit in and out, disappearing for years on end.
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"Years on end of near-total isolation exact a terrible price," Kennedy wrote.
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"Years on end of near-total isolation exacts a terrible price," Kennedy wrote.
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I think it's exciting how the body works automatically for years on end.
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Left-behind children did not see their parents for months or years on end.
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Those of us who have fought for years on end are tired of losing.
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By his accounts, he tinkered with some of his songs for years on end.
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Truth be told, Minaj and Remy Ma have had beef for years on end now.
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She puts a timeframe of 10 to 15 years on end-to-end automated delivery.
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He went for a daily run on Miami Beach, every day, for years on end.
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"We do not want this case delayed for months or years on end," he said.
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It was a bit obvious so we just didn't address it for years on end.
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It's not clear what happens when those rhythms are disrupted for months or years on end.
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For some people, sunglasses area luxury item to buy for keeps and wear for years on end.
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She cried more tears than anyone can imagine, rocking young Lesli every night for years on end.
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The current law also lets the president extend emergencies for years on end, simply by notifying Congress.
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"No purpose would be served by having him rot in prison for years on end," said the judge.
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You really do take cues from the people around you who lived with this for years on end.
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"The alignment with shareholder interest has been really unfortunate and disappointing for several years on end," McGuire said.
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No one has studied the impact of sucking these vapors deep into the lungs for years on end.
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Whatever happens in 2020, neither political party is likely to control the federal government for years on end.
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Donald J. Trump proudly acknowledges he did not pay a dime in federal income taxes for years on end.
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For this reason, families sometimes detain affected family members, shackling them in sheds and backyards for years on end.
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People love it so much there that they actually sometimes stay for months and months, even years on end.
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They rack up sick days for years on end and then use them all up after they give birth.
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None of us work tirelessly for years on end to compete in the Olympics on behalf of Democrats or Republicans.
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I would typically work more than 18 hours a day, seeing about 150 patients a week for years on end.
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And, most importantly, this one isn't nearly as played out as the option we've been seeing everywhere for years on end.
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Taddeo spent "thousands of hours" with the women, crisscrossing the country six times, moving to their towns for years on end.
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Barring that form of comprehensive reform, American taxpayers will continue bankrolling an expensive, heartless crackdown on immigrants for years on end.
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"It's not fair to have mud and water running through a neighborhood for years on end," said Superior Court Judge Eric Harmon.
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Many of those posting about Mr. Hyde see it as the kind of repetitive joke that sustains memes for years on end.
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You're forced to rent it, paying that monthly fee for years on end, shelling out far more than that box is really worth.
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Brutal civil wars have been tearing apart African countries for years on end, and the characters and their circumstances feel entirely, grimly, relevant.
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A rare form of headache with the ability to last months or even years on end is known as new daily persistent headaches.
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He could have sent me dozens more, he said, often involving utilities that were in violation of safety standards for years on end.
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The keto diet isn't "meant to be an ongoing way of life," she said, though people stay on it for years on end.
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The fact that Friday's data feels surprisingly soft is a testament to how strong the labor market has been for years on end.
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They live with the unease for years on end, going to the wrong job, living in the wrong city, married to the wrong person.
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This could mean working at the same job for years on end without asking for a raise or continuously spending money on shopping sprees.
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"Research still confirms what this Court suggested over a century ago: Years on end of near-total isolation exact a terrible price," Kennedy wrote.
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In other cases the developers run out of money midconstruction or are halted by legal disputes, leaving bare concrete shells for years on end.
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These brave souls would regularly leave their families for years on end, to slaughter sperm whales in distant oceans thousands of miles from home.
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Many VCs also believe they deserve the tax break for taking risks and holding on to assets for what often becomes many years on end.
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The man is Malik (Ahmad Kamal, sympathetic and funny), an innocent Algerian held captive there for years on end, as he insists on his innocence.
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All of those stealth measures help to explain how the group remained undetected in these long-running intrusions for years on end, says ESET's Faou.
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Yet only a few sex scandals have picked up real steam and persistently dogged presidents for months or years on end, even in the modern era.
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I don't want to go without intimacy for years on end, but for now, I'm not entirely sure how to conquer this fear unless I'm abstinent.
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If I were continuously trying to lose weight for years on end, and as a result drowning myself in protein powder—well, that would be bad.
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Phil Berger, the leader of the Republican state Senate, has done little but peddle half-truths and outright lies to the public for years on end.
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And you have to work out what can be reproduced night after night for months or years on end, how far you can physically push the dancers.
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Why does she do this, why do people visit for years on end, why, most importantly, does this all matter, if the world's already gone to shit.
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But for the time being, the big broadcast networks are still the best platform to gain attention for the sorts of shows that run for years on end.
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"The fear is that they could be stuck in a church for years on end, or if their story is public, they may be more of a target."
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It's a gamble that could land the Heat on the treadmill of mediocrity, just barely scraping by for years on end without any hope of moving beyond that.
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I'll be able to spend a little more time with my sponsors, who've been so generous in allowing me to, you know, fuck off for years on end.
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And keeping rates near zero for years on end and holding trillions of dollars worth of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities for an extended period is not normal.
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A coveted Kringla Cafe favorite for years on end, this creme-filed custard bun is also a delicious distraction while waiting in line at Epcot's Frozen Ever After attraction.
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Meanwhile, Hemsworth and Evans' IMDB pages are plagued by a litany of films that showcase their monotonous ability to play the same two-dimensional characters for years on end.
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And it's worth noting that markets haven't been overly generous for years on end: The S&P 2300 is up just 7 percent annualized over the past two years.
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At the Family Romance company in Tokyo, 1,200 actors stand ready to impersonate, for a price, a child's absent father, for years on end, or a wife's adulterous lover.
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The moat is his term for the barrier a company has developed that its peers are nowhere close to overcoming, an edge that will last for years on end.
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" Kennedy's opinion highlights the unsurprising conclusion that, "research still confirms what this Court suggested over a century ago: Years on end of near total isolation exact a terrible price.
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Tragically, these "treatment" facilities often provide little treatment, particularly for sexually exploited girls, but instead further isolate them from their families and communities, too often for years on end.
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It still instills such a sense of pride in me because it's proof that people love the creations I've been working so incredibly hard on — sometimes for years on end.
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But for a few isolated days, China's currency has been a one-way bet for years on end, whether appreciating against the dollar, pegged to it or, more recently, depreciating.
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Anabolic drugs work because they take your testosterone levels outside of their normal physiological range and keep them there, night and day, for weeks, months, and sometimes even years on end.
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This means that in addition to the workers let go or displaced by the closing of the plant, northeast Ohio will endure the fallout from GM's decision for years on end.
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I feel quite empathetic towards the other person involved; I've gone off the idea of women dosing themselves up for years on end just for me to feel a bit better.
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It's weeks and months and years on end sacrificing real life for a tennis life, without a real home: constantly parachuting into different cities and setting up camp in strange hotels.
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Some of these interventions were limited — like a 2004 effort in Georgia — while others, like efforts to combat terrorists in Somalia and neighboring countries, have stretched on for years on end.
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But metallurgical-grade silicon is far too tainted with flecks of iron, aluminum, and calcium to be usable in high tech products that are expected to perform flawlessly for years on end.
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John McCain, who suffered broken arms and a broken leg in bailing out of his fighter plane and painful physical and psychological torture for years on end, is no hero, Trump says.
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Even in the 1980s, they had the buy-in of major media outlets and law enforcement agencies, which actually jailed a number of people on totally bogus charges for years on end.
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First, the United States has never gone through a prolonged period of minority democratic rule — that is, when a minority of enfranchised citizens held power over a majority for years on end.
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You can watch it for days — indeed, weeks, months and years — on end without ever encountering a persuasively contrary opinion, at least one that isn't instantly derided as unworthy of serious consideration.
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And the images taken by the Monterey researchers contain a strong clue that this is so: They show an octopus sitting out in the open with its eggs for years on end.
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But at the age of 12 she was taken on a trip to Pakistan, where much of her family still lived, and she was, in essence, held captive for years on end.
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People who get to the level of Ryan and Haley do not, as a rule, hang up their spurs for years on end when there's a next obvious step for them to take.
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"These laws have the effect of poorly performing, ineffective teachers staying in the classroom for years on end," said Jesse Stewart, a lawyer who will be arguing the case on behalf of the plaintiffs.
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Though some patients have them one to three times a year, some live with them for 11 months of the year, while others experience them for years on end, with little recovery time in between.
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One of the things I talked about on Manifest Destiny is incarceration, how we've moved from public torture and executions to the torturing of the soul, putting people in solitary confinement for years on end.
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That would leave the court evenly split in far too many cases, for years on end, if he were to recuse himself as required — or deeply damaged in the public's trust if he were not.
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An investigative series on the state of Indian universities broadcast on NDTV India, one of India's leading news networks, showed that numerous colleges had no toilets, no teachers and no exams for years on end.
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We had to accept a daily disaster — as a colleague of mine has put it, a 747 full of African children crashing into a mountain every three hours, day and night, for years on end.
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These lived-in worlds are also attractive for another reason: viewers want to get to the end of the story, and when they succeed, these shows can have considerable staying power, running for years on end.
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The infection at hand is schistosomiasis -- also known as bilharzia -- a chronic infection caused by parasitic Schistomosa worms that can live inside blood vessels for years on end causing fever, chills and inflammation in their wake.
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After this year's devastating flu season, the race for a shot that could protect against a broad range of flu viruses for years on end feels even more urgent — but is $12 million really enough to help?
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"The immune systems of millions of people on survival support for years on end are now literally collapsing, making them – especially children and the elderly – more likely to succumb to malnutrition, cholera and other diseases," he said.
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" But in an economy that's been growing about 200,000 new jobs a month for years on end, said Brookings Institute economist Gary Burtless, these deals and programs amount to little more than a jobs numbers "rounding error.
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Sean and I sit in overwhelming silence—somewhere between imminent arrest and freedom—and our mind drifts to how it must have felt to be stuck in these places for years on end, sometimes your whole life.
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It is a huge amount of revenue, money that can be generated for years on end, and it helps explain why the sport of racing increasingly says goodbye to its star horses not long after they emerge.
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The problem we face is not simply the gap in pay between them, but rather that too many of those cashiers are stuck in the same job for years on end, unable to find one that pays better.
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Winslow is in training to become a "wickie", one of the maintenance men who oversee the beacons for years on end without any human contact (an occupation designed to drive its practitioners mad if ever there was one).
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I spoke to a few of those testers—experts in ice cream, pies, noodles, and pizza—to see what it's like to eat exactly the same food over and over again, every working day, for years on end.
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It feels as if the 85033 presidential race had been dragging on for the better part of a decade, that we were mired in the same controversies, and watching the same worn-out attack ads for years on end.
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That first investment account helped me reach $2100,2000 as a 2300-year-oldI'll cut the story short there, because hearing about how I continued to invest a couple hundred dollars a month for years on end might get old.
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Since the results can vary so wildly from person to person, I wondered what the constants are—whether there are particulars about the experience you only start understanding after doing it in different states of mind, sporadically, for years on end.
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Peak PC was brutal for every company involved, from HP to Toshiba, and even the biggest companies at the time weren't immune to brutal investor pressure, acquisitions and competition for declining sales as we used our laptops for years on end.
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"When you're young and you're successful and you're doing well and things are automatic for you in your life, you tend to think that that will continue for years on end," says Sharapova, who overcame a serious shoulder injury in 2008.
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"The principal capital allocation error that this company has made now for several years on end has been the deployment of significant investment in the physical retail stores that have really translated into no physical return on investment of any kind," McGuire said.
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They have attained a level of notoriety that's rare in the tight-knit tech scene in Herzliya, Israel, where companies remain in "stealth mode" for years on end, and even well-known local entrepreneurs can be suspiciously difficult to find via Google.
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"Such a move only plays to the Kim family diplomatic playbook: negotiate for months and years on end as they gain better and more sophisticated nuclear weapons," Harry Kazianis, a North Korea expert at the Center for the National Interest, told me.
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But real pros can usually avoid those potential pitfalls and go strong for years on end because they do more pre-anal prep than the average civilian diving into butt stuff, and (more importantly) because they tend to have almost supernaturally resilient rectums.
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For most of the year — and in places for many years on end — arroyos, which cross the deserts of the world and drain arid mountain ranges, are merely riverbeds or incisions in canyon rock, tracts of barren ground more desert than river.
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Regardless of whether that happens—we explored the challenges in Part 1 of this series—the city has undertaken measures to help prevent people from ending up there for days, months, or, in tragic cases like that of Kalief Browder, years on end.
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After all, it's a region made famous by tech wunderkinds who wear pajamas to pitches with venture capitalists and stick to a uniform of hoodies and jeans for years on end, or VCs who don the ubiquitous, branded fleece vest for coffee shop meetings.
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Since VanMoof doesn't have the resources to hop country to country tracking down every stolen bike for years on end anyway, Shoemack thinks the most important thing for the company to do is make sure thieves are aware that VanMoof bikes have these tracking features.
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The law also says undocumented children are not supposed to languish in government detention facilities for months or years on end, but lawyers say the Trump administration's use of confidential records to keep children detained, combined with fewer sponsors coming forward, is having that effect.
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It is indeed hard to accept that FARC leaders who were responsible for holding hostages in chains for years on end, or for terrorist bombs against a Bogotá club and defenceless villagers, should end up in congress rather than in jail, as may happen.
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Considering that many people live with cancer or in the shadow of cancer for years on end, this could be the segment of the cancer patient population that might one day benefit from psilocybin-assisted therapy's effects over the most prolonged period of time.
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" Caulkins of Carnegie Mellon University put it another way: "At some level, we know that spending more than half of your waking hours intoxicated for years and years on end is not increasing the likelihood that you'll win a Pulitzer Prize or discover the cure for cancer.
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They are confined to practice rooms for hours, days and years on end and tyrannized by necessary perfectionism; their achievements in many ways rest on their ability to shut out the noise of the outside world and play the same set of notes again and again.
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Worst of all, I repeatedly — not once, not twice, but multiple times, day after day, for years on end — stuck my fingers into open jars of moisturizer, put the product on my face, screwed the top right back on, and continued on with my life like nothing ever happened.
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However, a process called "backslopping", whereby part of an old successful mix of fermented dough, wine or beer is seeded into a new mix, might have allowed early yeast users to confine species that had favourable characteristics in man-made environments for years on end, effectively domesticating them.
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The classic translation by Robert Fitzgerald begins with the grand and somewhat hooty invocation: "Sing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story / of that man skilled in all ways of contending / the wanderer, harried for years on end ..." In contrast, Wilson's tone is earthy and earthbound.
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Viewing murders and suicides for months or years on end can cause moderators to develop very real psychological problems, and several former moderators I've spoken to have claimed to suffer from PTSD after sifting through troves of violent content and hate speech, or themselves becoming the subject of harassment by users.
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But it was then pushed onto the defensive by a U.S.-backed anti-insurgency campaign and its reputation has been hit by its involvement in the illegal drugs trade and human rights abuses that include attacks on civilian targets and the kidnapping of thousands of people for months or years on end.
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That set in motion the biggest test imaginable of a basic argument that has consumed ivory-tower economists, union-hall organizers and corporate executives for years on end: What if paying workers more, training them better and offering better opportunities for advancement can actually make a company more profitable, rather than less?
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"Someone who doesn't adapt to new ways of thinking that have actually proven to be a lot more effective than simply warehousing people for years on end—someone who can't accept that reality—doesn't really need to be on the Sentencing Commission," Jason Pye, the vice president for legislative affairs at FreedomWorks, told me.
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As the Association of State Correctional Administrators (ASCA) reiterated in their just-released comprehensive report on this practice, "prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem in the United States," revealing that some states are housing 28500 out of every 6900 prisoners in isolation, often for years on end, to great detriment.
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In it, he observed that the attacks could last for anywhere between ten minutes and several hours and might strike patients at the same time every day, recurring for weeks and then disappearing for months at a time (these are now referred to as episodic) or in some cases, every day for years on end (now called chronic).
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The problem is made much worse by the fact most software vendors hold a monopoly over both the patches themselves and the decision on when to update the vulnerable software they develop—a process that is a time-sink for them—so bugs remain well-known, in the wild and unpatched, sometimes for years on end.
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The irony of bringing the specter of climate change into his book so late is that Simmons has set the bulk of his novel amid the story of the doomed Franklin expedition, which set sail for the Arctic in 1845 in hopes of finding the Northwest Passage, only to find itself iced in for years on end.
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For payday loans that regularly trap borrowers in expensive long-term debt, installment loans of many thousands of dollars that can last for years on end, and all other loans, expressing the cost of the loan in terms of an annual rate is more important than ever in facilitating an apples-to-apples comparison for consumers.
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It's the best way to insure that you are given the benefit of the doubt, and will not become one of the countless cautionary tales that fill her book—women who are sent home mid-heart attack to calm their nerves, or with an appendix on the point of rupture, or otherwise left untreated and worsening for years on end.
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We are destined for ugliness—for years on end of right-wing bitterness and backlash—especially if the Democratic Party, less empowered so far by demographic change than the right imagines, enacts political reforms that enable the passage of existentially necessary legislation before climate change fully ravages us and before the structural advantages our system grants the most conservative regions of our country deepen any further.
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Worried that I was going to end up like my friend's dad, who has to cover everything he eats with black pepper just to taste it, or like my grandfather, who can't taste anything at all, I decided to find out whether there's really any harm in treating your mouth with total reckless abandon two to three times a day for years on end.
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In addition to tuition waivers, House Republicans targeted two other popular graduate student benefits: a tax deduction for up to $229,500 in student loan interest, which graduate students have more of because they do not receive subsidized loans and those loans have higher interest rates, and a "lifetime learning credit" that offsets 20 percent of the first $10,000 of qualified education expenses and can be used for years on end.
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