Barletta said Trump is patient and won't "strong arm" Ryan.
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Olive is patient and calm, Pekoe is excitable and rambunctious.
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Holden is Patient Zero for generations infected by his misanthropy.
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One of these metrics is patient and graft survival, said Klassen.
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"A lot of the decision is patient preference," Dr. Chernoff says.
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The first movie is as headlong as the second is patient.
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"He's a goalie that stays back and is patient," he said.
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As long as Williams is patient, she can once again prosper.
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But DeConnick is patient and makes her Danvers struggle for each victory.
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She meets a kind man named Boone, who is patient and forgiving.
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His voice is patient and steady on recordings, live, and in conversation.
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The element often lost amid the high-tech therapy is patient power.
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Love is patient, love is kind, but Love is finally coming to an end.
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Steven is patient, Zellner is aggressive, and the U.S. court system is vastly outdated.
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But Jacob, since he's the best character on TV, is patient until she's ready.
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"As health minister, my first responsibility in this matter is patient safety," she said.
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The direction is patient, and the score (also by White) is driving and moody.
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His wife, Melanie (Jenna Fischer), who works in state government, is patient and devoted.
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A lot of what we do as nurses, first, is patient advocacy and patient empowerment.
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The only thing that is possible is patient, incremental, detailed work that can move us forward.
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But it is patient and more data dependent, which is going to be good for gold.
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Love is patient, love is kind, love utilizes side-to-side ball movement and relentless counterattacks.
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Lyle is a good interviewer: He is patient, rarely interjects, and allows his subjects to range.
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The system is patient-specific, as we all produce different brain patterns when we listen to speech.
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In our conversations with high-ranking members of the AAO, their number one concern is patient outcomes.
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But the person I'm choosing to spend the rest of my life with is patient and gentle.
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English is peripheral to life here, but the staff is patient with those who don't speak Spanish.
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The staff is patient with English speakers and sometimes protective, as when I asked to try champus.
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In this regard, Cameron Clayborn's sculpture "Coagulate 1" (2017) is patient, proud, and sensual, but never vulgar.
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"Saint-Gobain has always said it is patient in concluding this transaction," a company spokesman said on Friday.
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This is patient music, slowly unfurling in this beautifully phototropic way, bending and oozing toward light and heat.
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That generosity of spirit is also embedded in the filmmaking, which is patient and lets people speak their piece.
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Her zoologist husband, Albie, is patient and loyal as can be — while seeing an undemanding Englishwoman on the side.
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She is patient and psychologist, part of the first wave of people who were prescribed Prozac in the 1980s.
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"I'm not aware of any legitimate research, at least in ophthalmology, that is patient-funded," Albini said in a statement.
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The Fed now says it is "patient," willing to watch the incoming data and weigh what to do about policy.
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She said, 'Love is patient, love is kind,' and went on to recite the rest of the verses by heart.
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We also know from our own experience that this vision needs a backer who thinks long-term and is patient.
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Like trusted hospice care, quality palliative care is patient-centered and addresses patients' physical, emotional, psychosocial, spiritual and familial needs.
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Can we still quote the Bible (and make my Mandy Moore 'love is patient, love is kind' dreams come true)?
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I have scripts coming in, you know — you got to strike while the iron is hot — and he is patient.
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The pace is patient, as if both describing and being described by meandering muddy rivers that roll endlessly toward the horizon.
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"The State of Israel is patient and tolerant toward the weak among it and minorities," Ya'alon said in his resignation speech.
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In a world that moves a hundred miles an hour, where instant gratification rules supreme, Ali's work is patient and sensory.
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Streaming Movie Review A.T. White's experimental debut feature is patient and introspective horror, anchored by a charismatic performance by Virginia Gardner.
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Like a Scorpio, this super spy is patient, always waiting for the right time to put her game-winning strategies into place.
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He is patient about the waitress because he knows her troubles, having seen her in line at the Costco where he works.
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There's no more accurate way to describe the quartet's spot-on portraiture of a city whose population is patient zero of industrial alienation.
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Of all areas, it is patient-centric solutions that gets me the most excited in terms of both potential impact and potential investment returns.
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Her husband is patient with—maybe even proud of—what he calls her European behavior, but people on Anjavavy say that she is possessed.
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In a place where there's less than 2 degrees of separation between anyone walking down Queen Street and the 6 God, Makonnen is patient zero.
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"So, as long as the Fed is patient [and] the bull market stays intact, I'd be adding to positions right now" in tech, Tepper told CNBC.
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He can repair just about anything and is patient and meticulous and never gives up until a job is completed up to his (very high!) standards.
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Voiello is slimy, Spencer is bitter, and Mary is patient, and all three actors put in turns that help elevate the melodrama and drive the narrative along.
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A good one is patient, they thrive on an ability to embrace a different vibe or tempo and there's a lot more freedom to move around musically.
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"You have to justify that expense, because either you are an eccentric billionaire creating a football league or raising really smart money that is patient," Ebersol said.
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The Pope slapped a woman's hand away on New Year's Eve and then apologized for it He said love is patient -- but that even Popes forget sometimes.
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The pace is patient, the acting solid and the special effects emphasize craft over flash as the characters rejigger our perceptions from one scene to the next.
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Chatty Mercury in nurturing Cancer is patient, thoughtful, and empathetic, but it can have a hard time expressing what it wants; finding the right words can be hard.
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He emphasized that Neuralink's main concern is patient safety, adding that eventually the company wants its brain implant procedure to be as non-invasive as Lasik eye surgery.
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If Ani's entire existence is as tall an order as it is, patient zero for 13 Reasons Why's obsession with this perplexing narrative tool would be one Tony Padilla.
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It comes from Beth Emhoff, played by Gwyneth Paltrow, who is patient zero in a pandemic that kills at least 26 million people worldwide in less than a month.
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I'm someone who is patient enough to give a night over to the complicated and celebratory nature of bringing this particular dish—one I once waved off—to life.
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In these times, we have to keep our eyes on the people who are sliding by or getting a pass as "moderate," and in that regard, Trump is patient zero.
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He is patient, thorough, and meticulous in his attempt to explain the process and elements through which we normalize the spectacle of war and alternately humanize and demonize various parties.
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"In my view it's critical that our plan for the balance sheet is patient and gradual, and try to minimize disruption" to markets, Kaplan told reporters after a talk here.
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The second one is patient policymakers … Third is the need to carefully balance risk and rewards in portfolios … Returns are decent but what you're also getting is a lot more volatility.
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On the rare occasions that the defense is patient enough to disguise their coverage, Harden creates a game of chicken, holding the ball on the attack until the last possible second.
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As Rick Claypool, research director at Public Citizen puts it, "The emails suggest Peduto is patient zero here, with him kind of carrying water for the company and enlisting other politicians."[Motherboard]
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If Harris is patient zero (Frank's claims paternity too), today it's creeping across the Midwest like a slow epidemic, showing up at Roots in Chicago and Hometown Pizza in West Des Moines.
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UBS warns that the next hike may not trigger as much of an explosion in financial conditions, especially if the Fed is patient enough until a rebound in global growth limits dollar strength.
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And Dev is patient to a fault about the whole deal, until the penultimate episode, when he tells Francesca that he's in love with her as they fly around Manhattan in a helicopter.
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Says Grace of her new husband: "He is patient, kind, hilarious, driven, talented, joyful, handsome and a fearless leader who seeks to love God and love people in every moment of his life."
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The guiding principle is patient choice, said David J. Clark, a partner in the New York office of the law firm Epstein Becker Green who has analyzed state noncompete statutes in health care.
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What's most striking, and what I hope iTunes renters are taking note of, is a different kind of virus, a parallel outbreak for which Alan Krumwiede (played by Jude Law) is patient zero.
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Harrell is patient and decisive, as able to face up, go middle, and finish with a running hook (his signature move) as he is executing a conquerable back-down that ends at the rim.
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The study is patient-funded; participants, who range in age from late 30s through 80s, must pay $8,000 to take part, and live in or travel to Monterey for treatments and follow-up assessments.
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The organization is running a campaign this week called "Love is Patient, Taxpayers Aren't" that is aimed at ensuring that comprehensive tax reform stays a priority for lawmakers and their staff, the group said.
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So far, though, Washington's example does suggest that a universal, full-day, well-funded, school-based, developmentally-appropriate, holistic pre-K program can improve children's lives — if the public is patient, and willing to pay.
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So far, though, Washington's example does suggest that a universal, full-day, well-funded, school-based, developmentally-appropriate, holistic pre-K program can improve children's lives — if the public is patient, and willing to pay.
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Dusek said Mylan's priority is patient safety and noted that opioid-containing medications are a small fraction of the medications it manufactures, amounting to approximately 1% of opioids sold in the United States in 2016.
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Some Fed watchers expect he will tiptoe through his press briefing Wednesday afternoon, trying not to say anything that would change the Fed's message that it is patient and not in a rush to raise rates.
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"Once a clever reporter read that paper, they kind of instantly put two and two together, and said, 'It's clear that you're either Patient One or Two, and the other one is Patient Three,'" said Foy.
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"The guiding principle is patient safety, which takes priority over all else," said Dr. Nathan I. Shapiro, a professor of emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School and co-chairman of the protocol committee for the study.
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At its core, CHRCH stands as a beacon representing the war between dark and light that exists within the world, ourselves, and any great tale—and the ultimate triumph of the light that awaits if one is patient.
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We have seen over the past decade, even amid a gridlocked Congress, growing bipartisan support to move away from traditional fee-for-service health care delivery to value-based care that is patient-centered, high-quality care under Medicare.
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A middle section of the statement is a meditation on perhaps the most famous biblical verse on love — you know the one: "Love is patient, love is kind…" And the pope's thoughts seem destined to be quoted at weddings all over the world.
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A 3D printed prostate model (organ model) which is patient specific, in the sense that the lab used real patient MRI data to acquire the shape of the model, and then 3D printed a soft (silicone) model which feels like the tissue itself.
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What if she stops remembering what it's like to love him, a feeling that has changed so much over the years, in ways that her daughter's love for her own husband seems also to be changing, even though James, like Victor, is patient.
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And even though he's experienced winning at the highest level, both as a player and coach, Walton is patient enough to go through a rebuild the right way, without cutting corners—which is something a coach ultimately can't help, more often than not.
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The beauty industry is patient zero of the luxury advent calendar trend, as makeup calendars were among the first non-chocolate offerings, starting with Maybelline's in 2009, before L'Oreal damned us all by designing a calendar for Selfridges in the heady 2010s.
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"The important thing for us to know is if the airline has somebody who is patient, capable and has the financial muscle to revive it," he said, adding his company is yet to decide whether to keep the aircraft they grounded tied to Jet.
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With the election on November 7, Dozier, though, is patient and has developed a platform inspired by the issues he fought for during the stadium redevelopment conflict to provide a bulwark against outside pressures so that he and the constituency can decide what type of city they want.
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Simon does some genuinely terrible things to his friends, and though the movie is patient in explaining how much of it stems from his need to come out on his own terms, rather than Martin's terms, it struggles to make Simon's friends' reactions match up to the betrayal they've experienced.
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The series is patient with the groundwork here, taking its time in introducing major characters like Eli's oily brother-in-law Baby Billy (Walton Goggins in yet another role it feels like he was born to play), and only hinting at the roots of the family's dysfunction in early episodes.
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In an annual letter line from 2017 that has been quoted often, Fink wrote that BlackRock is patient on behalf of its long-term investors, but that does not mean it is "infinitely patient," and there does come a time to vote against management when long-term value is at risk.
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"Our absolute priority is patient safety and making sure that the NHS delivers high-quality care 7 days a week – and we know that's what doctors want too, so it is extremely disappointing that the BMA have chosen to take industrial action which helps no-one," Hunt said in a statement.
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Experts who have studied Uber's politics suggested to me that the saga of B and T would not end well for B. "The emails suggest Peduto is patient zero here, with him kind of carrying water for the company and enlisting other politicians," Rick Claypool, research director at Public Citizen, told me.
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"The State of Israel is patient and tolerant toward the weak among it and minorities ... But to my great regret extremist and dangerous elements have overrun Israel as well as the Likud party, shaking up our home and threatening harm to those in it," he said, hinting he might quit the ruling party.
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" As Kennan understood with the Soviet Union, added Bader, when faced "with a foe against whom we could not reasonably afford to contemplate an offensive war aimed at regime change — and who viewed its survival as dependent on hostility to the United States," the only rational approach is patient "containment, deterrence and pressure.
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Unlike 23andMe, which similarly provides genetic testing direct-to-consumer, Probably Genetic is patient-initiated physician-ordered testing, meaning a physician is in the loop throughout the entire process and a DNA test must be deemed "medically necessary" by a Probably Genetic physician — the company partners with several doctors — before it can be ordered.
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To everyone from the intern who made me oatmeal when I woke up at the hospital that morning, to the deputy who waited beside me, to the nurses who calmed me, to the detective who listened to me and never judged me, to my advocates who stood unwaveringly beside me, to my therapist who taught me to find courage in vulnerability, to my boss for being kind and understanding, to my incredible parents who teach me how to turn pain into strength, to my grandma who snuck chocolate into the courtroom throughout this to give to me, my friends who remind me how to be happy, to my boyfriend who is patient and loving, to my unconquerable sister who is the other half of my heart, to Alaleh, my idol, who fought tirelessly and never doubted me.
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