More pragmatically, if somebody is making money from my information, why shouldn't it be me?
"More pragmatically, I don't have enough money to choose private".
More pragmatically, he adds: "I see what a phenomenally brilliant business model Second Life has.
More pragmatically, Confucius advised: "Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves".
More pragmatically, it launched a clandestine campaign against the American forces occupying Iraq, to forestall a possible American invasion.
More pragmatically, we needed the paltry extra income and I wanted to be asked back the following term.
More pragmatically, index-tracking investors may have little choice but to hold them.The second is whether banks can juice their returns by managing costs better.
More pragmatically, Ray Odierno, America's army chief, wonders whether in future Britain will have enough soldiers to work alongside an American division.
More pragmatically, they said polling for the Republican Party has shown that Mr. Bush's relationship to energy companies is one of his biggest vulnerabilities.
More pragmatically, I hope it manages to get through the end of this year shining, ready to take on whatever the outcome of the Paris talks.
More pragmatically, a UK tax has been talked about for years already, so this is just the start of how this might develop.
