Laury, said: "We have delivered a good 'business as usual' result with both sales and profit growth in constant currencies, driven by our performance in Poland and the UK, driven largely by Screwfix, and a stable performance in France.
That's why he is pressed and he simply has to show something". But, in the end, most anticipate that the elections will produce the usual result: a Lukashenko victory.
It was laced with this kind of arsenic: "The usual result of a man's cohabitation with a woman, however sanctioned by society, is to make him a little more petty, a little meaner than he would otherwise have been".
The most usual result is a pervasive atmosphere of uncertainly and fear that strangles innovative thought.
There may be some hiccups along the way, as some games will likely have glitches and what not, the usual result of a universal software emulator, but it'll be easy enough for Sony to roll out patches.
The usual result is a 10-12 hour workday with few, if any, breaks, that leaves you feeling exhausted and scatterbrained.
Kamien and Zang (1990) develop a two-stage game of endogenous mergers in a market with homogenous products, finding that full monopolization of an industry is not the usual result.
The usual result is that an interview with say, the Prime Minister, will last for about 30 seconds; while Carrie Bickmore will be permitted to openly weep for five minutes about a rabbit from Alice Springs who's dying of lymphoma.
The usual result of this is a paper that's hard to read, and which is full of inadequately defended and poorly explained claims.
In the 1930s, the usual result was memorably described by a master of the art--New York Governor Al Smith.
After 13 Be2, Mr. Kramnik's 13... b4 was again a normal response, but it did not achieve the usual result, making White's knight move, because of Mr. Topalov's earlier a3.
