The point I'm trying to make is that we should be careful about putting too much faith in 'scientific studies'.

Recognising an opportunity area is not quite the same as putting together a specific concept and a plan of operating.

She had turned Richard down, so there was no point now in putting herself in the middle of this situation.

He is quick to recognize situations before they happen, putting himself in position to take a charge or set a screen.

She didn't add any cautions, for fear of putting other thoughts in their minds.

Mirage was also given the right to end the partnership if the state has trouble putting up its share of the money.

I answer: she gritted her teeth and set about putting herself straight.

"I knew I should have talked the board into putting you on permanent staff."

"You have this knack for putting yourself in the middle of things.

Victor Martinez followed up with a single, putting runners on first and third.

Putting the genie back in the bottle is not going to be neither easy nor short.

The biggest opportunity for the combined companies to use their power is in putting together advertising packages.

"Well, it's probably more interesting than putting in lots of cabbage farms."

In the meantime, he concentrated on putting together the pieces of the puzzle.

Putting on her pearls and meeting a girlfriend or two for lunch is part of the fun, she said.

Putting a more exact date on it comes mostly from its architectural style.

For him there is a double reward, and he pointed out this by putting his two fingers together.

He did three-putt three times today, but his overall putting this week was excellent.

"I could go through a process - in quotes - of putting a committee together to support my candidate.

"I hear comments like: 'That guy won the world putting championship?

If the numbers were up, then people would be more careful about putting repellents on their clothes.

Well, not so great about trying to take his head off, but putting holes in walls with my energy sounded really satisfying.

Strange way of putting it, Rincewind thought, as he watched the sun come up.

And it's putting me off, having you watching me like a hawk all the time.

But they had little to put in their new home.

I'm not here to put myself higher than I am.

No need to put your head all the way under, she said.

After a while, they put her down and move away for a talk.

How else are we going to put our children through college?

We have to put a lot of energy into the game.

So let's put a few things back on the table.

They also know how to put on a good show.

Soon, I found my life had been put on hold.

He put himself on the line to make an individual point.

Put the question another way, however, and we seem a little less certain.

Where and how does one just put up a show?

I've had to put up with a lot in the last year.

Human rights groups put the figure at more than 10 a year.

In any case, his is the more difficult book to put down.

They would stay put for several weeks and then move on.

Now the public has put a face next to the name.

They go out and do put food on the table.

One of his friends says he'll put up the money.

The American people will only put up with so much.

I wanted things to be put back in the right place.

Why not just put them on and run around the park?

Second of all, he put the hand in my face.

We will always remember you as someone who put the family first.

But, also, the best new social programs should now be put in place.