Inexperienced lawyers fresh out of law school are often buried under a gigantic caseload, as in Louisville.
In 1786 the cemeteries of Paris were full to bursting, meaning corpses were often buried near those people still living.
Under former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, the sheik said, they often buried more than three dozen unidentified corpses a month.
Beyond strategies and moves, it requires women to leverage their killer instincts and tap primal powers often buried beneath fear and female socialization.
Some states have passed rules forcing disclosure, but the information often is buried and lacks details.
In our rush for the new and latest, early work often gets buried.
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It also noted that while interest rates on cards have fallen since about 1990, in recent years major lenders' disclosures about the costs associated with their cards often "buried important information in text, failed to group and label related material, and used small typefaces"--thus vexing, often bewildering, consumers.
It has bought only Russell, a pension advisory firm, and avoided other insurers, which often come with buried problems.
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After shock and numbness, the second stage is that powerful emotions rise to the surface, often after being buried for years or decades.
Often such travel and corporate expenses are buried deep within financial statements and hard for shareholders to quantify.
Buried in the regrets of the middle years are often essential truths about what matters most, insights that may have eluded us in our youths but that are now more recognizable with the benefit of time and perspective.
Many of the most precious atoms are buried both physically and electrochemically in rocks and dirt in often very inconvenient places.
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