Rumours may continue to surround the financial health of Birmingham City's holding company, but the club's unbeaten start to the season continued, albeit fortunately at the expense of a Rochdale side which for long periods out-played their Premier League opponents.
Given that on Friday, June 5, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the unemployment rate for the nation rose to 9.4percentt in May 2009, and that most major economists predict continuing job losses (albeit fortunately at rates lower than we have seen in recent months), we can likely expect mortgage delinquencies to continue to increase.
Fortunately, albeit slowly, the tide is turning.
But is it equally morally dubious of me to enjoy the spectacle of Cheltenham so much, albeit on the TV? Fortunately I have a professor of ethics here with me – but he's scratching his head.
Fortunately, times are changing — albeit slowly — and more diverse founders are democratizing the goods their companies produce.
Fortunately, there's a rational, albeit less pithy, rejoinder to this aphorism: Neustadt and May's classic Thinking in Time.
Fortunately, Ana faces up to the challenges brilliantly, albeit in a plot twist that veers from the melodramatic to the grotesque.
Fortunately, that's how he'll most likely be used (albeit in a rotation) given that McFadden – as well as last year's fourth-round pick, speed-and space-oriented Taiwan Jones – brings value to the passing game.
Fortunately, there have been plenty more bright prospects on show, albeit because the troubled finances of many clubs have led to the blooding of young talent long before they would normally be considered for first-team football.
Fortunately, JND was able to convince the scholarly and talented (albeit somewhat eccentric) immunologist Nick Willcox, who like JND had qualified at the Middlesex Hospital, to abandon a tenured lectureship in anatomy in Newcastle in 1979 and join the team at the Royal Free Hospital, supported by JND's newly awarded MRC programme grant.
Fortunately, all of these were, for the most part, bloodless revolutions, albeit as yet very much unfinished.
