The phrase "any pm" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used informally in contexts where "pm" refers to "private message" or "project manager," but it is better to provide more context for clarity.
Example: "If you have any questions, feel free to send me any pm."
Alternatives: "any message" or "any direct message".
Presiding Officers' rulings aren't subject to any PM veto," Christensen tweeted.
Churchill and Macmillan could enjoy a little more leisure than any PM today because departmental ministers were, in the main, left to get on with their jobs.
The Prime Minister's spokeswoman said: "I'm not intending to dignify this book by offering any comment or any PM reaction to it".
The problem any PM faces in making such a speech to an American audience is that the rest of the world hears it - and is not always sympathetic to gushing praise for a superpower.
At Gisborne, TRL ranged from 155 m for trees established from stakes to 255 m for trees established from poles, compared with less than 40 m for trees from any PM after one growing season in this study.
In a subsequent experiment, equal-sized, square-shaped leaf sections obtained from four plant species (n = 20 for each species) with different micromorphology were exposed to traffic-generated pollution and any PM capture differences due to leaf micromorphology identified employing the same SEM/ImageJ and statistical approach.
Blair inherited the most fortunate set of circumstances of any Labour PM in history.
(Despite that, or perhaps because of it, he had the most inclusive vision of Conservatism of any Tory PM since Stanley Baldwin in the interwar years).
It's hard to imagine this description of a wartime cabinet flowing from the pen of any other PM: "Anyway, you get the picture: the usual mix of the historic, the transient and the trivial".
Three questions were addressed: (1) Which types, if any, of PM were included in the content of these programs?
The data indicate clear sub-urban (neighborhood) scale variations in any measured PM attribute, such as concentrations, size distribution, and carbonaceous matter content.
