The phrase "as ironically it" is not correct and does not work in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "As ironically it may seem, the situation turned out to be quite serious."
Alternatives: "ironically, it" or "as it is ironic".
Is the politics of morality becoming more widespread in Europe (just as, ironically, it may be becoming less influential in America)?In this section The ever lengthening road Delay, delay A plague on both your houses Popular peevishness Candidate inflation Still a man's world A European values debate ReprintsAs a general rule, "moral politics" comes to the fore in two possible ways.
Aside from laying off people, the company will also look at real estate and general expenses, as well as – ironically – IT spending.
Just as ironically, it is a paranoia that has now been proved right as much as the Russian paranoia about Americans.
The need of the hour for the technology sector is to work upon such tools that are not only efficient but also economically viable so that developing nations can benefit as, ironically, it is here that the need for such measures is most.
In fact, it might become more popular before it declines as, ironically, cable companies improving their streaming libraries.
Like other great philosopher-psychologists of the past, Descartes seems to have regarded our acquisition of concepts and knowledge ('ideas') as the main psychological mystery, taking language acquisition to be a relatively trivial matter in comparison; as he puts it, albeit ironically, "it patently requires very little reason to be able to speak".
The EU, as the new digital single market proposal suggests, is finally seeing the wisdom of that policy (just as, ironically, the FCC is threatening to undo it).
They hold a pistol to my head and force me to drink; as though ironically, it's German rye vodka.
With the theme bars comes a further dent in Irish identity, even as, ironically, Irish pubs are being replicated elsewhere.
This is meant as ironically as possible from a musician whose record-cover image is all blond brassy diva, but who, in reality, is as down-to-earth a soloist as you're ever going to meet.
But there clearly must be something about the sea air here that appeals to them as, ironically, that was also compiled against Sussex at Hove.
