Iain Duncan Smith will soon resign anyway, ostensibly over his opposition to welfare cuts in the March budget.
President Lincoln, saying that he feared the bill would anger the Border States and doubted its constitutionality, approached signing the measure, according to The New York Times, "with great reluctance," yet he signed it anyway, ostensibly bowing to the political reality that, as virtually every Republican in both the House and Senate had voted for the bill, he had no choice.
The direct sale of farmland to industry is anyway banned (ostensibly to protect farmers), which rules out a whole category of potential buyers and drives down prices.
This is designed to be an easy way to order again things you're often already buying rep eats of anyway, so ostensibly Amazon is positioning it as a convenience feature, not a full-fledged shopping alternative.
You don't have to trust someone you are transacting with because — ostensibly, anyway — no one can steal your cryptocurrency.
There was an implicit understanding that parties on all sides should avoid targeting reporters, who were, ostensibly anyway, neutral witnesses.
Ideally, your business plan or career path would be aligned with your passions -- though they may not, ostensibly anyway, seem related.
The long answer (albeit based on a single episode and, therefore, very premature and possibly meaningless but which, as Oliver himself might note, I'm going to give anyway): Like Al Jazeera America, he will ostensibly go deeper, broader and with niftier graphics.
Anyway, here I was, traveling on assignment, ostensibly for the Village Voice, though I was hoping to place the completed article in VICE.
Ostensibly, though, he fills the role anyway.
That, anyway, is the impression given by a report released by the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation that ostensibly provides the most data yet on this market.
