"We were almost punished greatly for it: one, with a potential injury to a great kid and a great player, and the other was a potential loss".
This increase in costs is not surprising, for over the past decade education fees have increased almost as greatly as any other household expense.
In Italy, in those days, our FA Cup was almost as greatly revered as the Champions League is today, and Mauro's other big ambition was to go to the FA Cup final.
While his current approach will almost certainly greatly worsen America's quagmires in the Middle East and make the threat of terrorism all the more difficult to effectively address, the potential exists for him to choose another path and score major achievements.
This fluid, almost sculptural painting, greatly indebted in style to the work of Thomas Hart Benton, the father of American Scene painters, deftly shows a group of young people lounging on the beach at Bay Head.
PJ, via email Almost unknown and greatly underrated, Paul Mounsey produces some of the most exciting music I've ever heard - gorgeous Celtic melodies delivered in a Latin style, with instrumentation to die for.
The dehydrogenase activity was significantly greatly (almost 1.95-fold) in soil amended with Bt-transgenic straw from d7 to d14 but from d21 to d49 there was significantly greater activity (about 1.47-fold) in the soil amended with non-Bt-straw.
They also anticipated that the false rates could vary greatly (from almost 0% to almost 100%), depending on the features of a scientific discipline and how scientists run their work.
Industry executives, as well as authors of recently published Simon & Schuster books and their agents, say that Barnes & Noble has reduced book orders greatly, to almost nothing in the case of some lesser-known writers.
Their revival has been greatly facilitated, almost created, by the work of director Garry Hynes of the Druid Theatre in Galway, who, with the help of superb actors such as Brid Brennan and Marie Mullan, has made and remade the plays in new productions over the past 25 years, emphasising in her 1982 production, for example, the sheer physicality, theatricality and, indeed, brutality of Playboy.
