Of Dewsnup, she only remarked that he has been "a quiet participant" in the meetings.
He would vote, he said, but about his political views, would only remark that he had never yet voted for a party that got into government.
When that deadline came and went, Apple was largely silent, only remarking briefly that the system wasn't yet ready and it wanted to make sure it was perfect before rolling it out.
Buffett did not disclose the exact size of this global bet, only remarking that "were talking billions and billions and billions and billions of dollars of these things".
Let us only remark that the number α>0 within (1) remains fixed from the outset.
Let us only remark that the latter requires a modification of both models to take into account the possibility that the intestinal carriage is successfully eliminated during patient's ICU stay.
With that I remarked, only half-jokingly, "Maybe you should be lying here and I should be standing where you are.
It was only when I remarked on this to Toby Mundy, founding publisher of Atlantic Books, that I got a coherent sense of why this might be.
I'm not bashing CBO here — I understand what they've done, and I would probably have ended up doing the same thing in their place, if only, as I remarked in a previous post, because dystopian visions of a class-riven society and official agencies don't mix very easily.
Only two weeks ago, I remarked that Russia would not withdraw from Syria till a political settlement regarding Syria's future was achieved to Putin's satisfaction, regardless of what his ally, beleaguered Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, might wish.
When he finally had to tell her that he was a congressman, her only remark was, "I'm sure your mother must be very proud of you".
