Indeed, even if Enron is cleared of any wrongdoing and regains some of its past luster, as it well might, the company that preaches the merits of self-regulating marketplaces has reminded us all of the need for a strong regulator on Wall Street.
It has to be noted that based on the rheological studies, the power law model well-fitted the drilling fluid behavior, so it was used in drilling fluid simulation as it well justified and predicted its behavior.
This is the more to be regretted as it well deserves Mr, le May's designation of 'Arcady,' and its people ethno-logically present many points of interest.
In my future work this subject shall be treated, as it well deserves, at much greater length.
That kind of imperiled — but still essential — regional journalism is being celebrated this week, as it well deserves to be.
If this had ended the bidding - as it well might have - it would have taken inspired defense to prevail.
FOR a vision of the country's future should the current chaos in Côte d'Ivoire continue, as it well may look west.
But if it turns into a physical battle, as it well may, Watson is the fitter and quicker of the two.
Its real achievements are more likely to be drastically downsized public services and, if the fiscal austerity backfires, as it well might, a contribution to years of stagnation or worse in Britain and the rest of Europe.
"If Britain opts for Brexit – as it well could, given the latest neck-and-neck opinion polls – sterling likely will plunge," Samuel Tombs at Pantheon said, warning the market was underestimating how far sterling could fall.
Their story could make for a good novel or movie — as it well may, in sketched outline in your mind, while you navigate this aesthetically fierce, historically informative, strangely tender show.
