'Would you ever get to the wall?' If the child appreciates the problem at all, what happens is that he says, 'That is a very funny joke,' and he begins to laugh.
Nonetheless, there are laudable aspects to the Tory's record in government for example, their efforts to encourage the adoption of neglected children which would surprise many voters, and which Mr Crosby's stark, primary-coloured campaign is also allowing little mention of.A Tory minister appreciates the problem: "We need to be more counter-intuitive".
But this just means that he himself appreciates the problem.
"But until I went out and met with employee groups, I didn't appreciate the problems we were having".
Joel Benenson, Mr. Obama's campaign pollster, said he thought that the public appreciated the problems that the president-elect was facing and would judge him against that backdrop.
Wall Street never quite appreciated the problems this posed for his anointed successor.Some of Mr Prince's efforts are just starting to bear fruit.
Patterson, Eddie Yes, but treat us as intelligent people who will appreciate the problems of government more readily if you tell it as it is.
Notice, by the way, the implication that I don't appreciate the problems real people (who don't eat quiche or ride the Acela) are facing; actually, I do, but those problems are lack of jobs and stagnant wages, not rising prices.
"I appreciate the problems and difficulties of recession, but it is the case that my wife and I have more spare money than we've ever had," said Land. "I retired as a pharmacist with the NHS 10 years ago, so I've got a pension from work as well as the state one.
