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Taking a few minutes to consider what others have discovered through lengthy research may save a great deal of time and frustration for us now and , most importantly , for our students in the future . Currently , distinguishing between scrapie and BSE in small ruminants is only possible through lengthy experiments in mice . Well-publicized cases of teachers whose professional and personal lives have been damaged by lengthy debates that take place in courts of law or school district offices have effects on English teachers and school districts everywhere ( e.g ., Marion Goldwasser ; Cissy Lacks ; James Moffet ) . Since each new construction project must be well documented , thoroughly justified , and processed through lengthy and time-consuming coordination and approved channels , it is imperative to identify and quantify all costs and benefits , both tangible and intangible , to ensure that it is cost-effective before preparing and submitting a formal project request . I might agree with many of the tenets of this type of social conservatism , but I also believe that these should be promoted through lengthy and democratic deliberation - not imposed without such deliberation , and especially not imposed by Washington . As an Energy Policy Analyst , he prepared materials for use by his agency in Phase I and worked with the active parties in developing the guidelines submitted to the PSC as part of Phase II. His work included attendance at lengthy , substantive meetings on behalf of his agency . The payoffs from pursuing this theoretical question include some illuminating ( if lengthy ) reflections on the deeply constitutive interrelationships of language and politics , in the book 's opening parts , as well as insights into the amending processes that are appropriate if the enterprise of a written constitution makes sense , in its closing chapter . In that book , Kuhn ( 1962 ) argued that occasional periods of dramatic , fast-paced scientific breakthroughs ( i.e. times when one set of theoretical frameworks is suddenly replaced with a new one ) are separated by lengthy periods of relatively stable , normal , puzzle-solving science ( Kuhn 1970:4 -11 ) during which scientific research progresses routinely and cumulatively . She dropped nuggets from her personal biography - - comparing her high school in Illinois to ones she visited in Iowa and casually referring to her husband as " this guy from Arkansas " - - into lengthy and detailed discourses about public policy.More than questions on Iraq , Clinton heard repeated questions Sunday morning about health care , a subject that was once a liability for her but that she is now seeking to turn into an asset .