The phrase "aside wall" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used to refer to a wall that is positioned to the side of something, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "The aside wall of the building was painted a different color to stand out."
Alternatives: "side wall" or "lateral wall".
That aside, Wall Street analysts hailed the succession plan.
Cost comparisons aside, Wall Street is bullish on the company's prospects: its share price has risen by 68percentt in the last five months.
Takeovers aside, Wall Street has been quiet for the last few days as investors attempt to assess the result of a $27 billion Treasury Department refinancing that began yesterday.
"Stigma Aside, Wall St. Finds a Lot to Like About Tobacco" (front page, Jan . 31, about the soaring value of the tobacco stock of Altria (formerly Philip Morris), cited an explanation from a Wall Street analyst: "People like to smoke.
But many big questions remain unresolved: Putting aside Wall Street's reluctance to finance new nuclear plants, the insurance industry's inability to price the risk and underwrite new plants, and Congress's resistance to large loan guarantees, it is not clear that nuclear power can compete with suddenly cheap natural-gas-fired power on a level playing field.
At least 40percentt of the private job gain last year occurred in industries like retail and social services, where the average wages are 40percentt below the average for all workers in New York State (leaving aside Wall Street jobs where the pay is off the charts).
The cross-sectional area of the dielectric anode is Aanode = Acathode = L y × L z and the area of each side-wall is Aside-walls = L x × L z.
The Democrats said they pleaded with Trump to set aside the wall dispute and reopen the government, but that he refused.
Aside from Wall, the top talents include Evan Turner, the junior Ohio State swingman, who averaged 20.4 points, 9.2 rebounds and 6 assists; Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins, a 6-11 freshman center; and Derrick Favors, a freshman power forward from Georgia Tech.
Leave aside the Wall Street dinners, the email servers and the pneumonia: it was ultimately Hillary Clinton's gender – symbolised by the "pant suit" – that was too much for some male voters, college-educated or not.
Up until Friday, the Fed's meeting today was shrugged aside on Wall Street as somewhat of a non-event.
