She demands they convince her as much ― presumably with some proof more persuasive than the sheer fact that, unlike Ben, they don't have another, equally beautiful and fun woman to possibly propose to in a week.
Fastow, as much as anyone, presumably knows where the bodies are buried.
So to really share the concept, and the idea of young people particularly women going into the sciences, we said, "Why don't we reach out to the global population at large?" … [ask] people, "What does it mean to be an engineer?" That has as much value as presumably any show we might be able to get on the air.
But earlier this year Irene B. Rosenfeld, the chief executive of Kraft Foods, said she was increasing the company's huge marketing budget — estimated at $1.4 billion a year — by as much as $400 million, and presumably a good chunk of that will go to the Ritz campaign.
The funding round isn't the largest YouMail has ever pulled, but is presumably as much about bringing certain investors on board as it is about the funding itself.
Vaccine is indicated for patients at high risk of complications, and that risk applies just as much to ILI, which presumably account for the great majority of events among vaccinated persons.
Maybe it will dawn on them that they need peace as much as everybody else does, presumably.
The parents, who had arrived an hour early, were presumably there as much for the kibitzing as for their children.
"Wake up, it's a comedy," he announces, even though his audience of insiders presumably knows as much.
Yet they are insisting that the wealthy — who presumably have as much of a stake as everyone else in the nation's future — should not be called upon to play any role in warding off that existential threat.
