Note the "can" rather than "will".
In such circumstances, investors often sell what they can, rather that what they might like to.
"They can rather be described as the greatest wildcat strike in history.
Viewed from a certain angle, this skepticism can rather closely resemble a governess-like modesty.
Although, to be fair, after 25 years' service, you can rather understand why, even if does make Brix tut.
It's important to help them to do the best job they can, rather than making it tougher.
He's trying to manage the city as well he can, rather as an elected Christian Democrat might.
Mitt Romney, NBC reported, cancelled all of his events in Virginia, and Obama is headed to Florida while he still can, rather than when he wanted to.
Not in the sense of being an extremist, but in the sense of being someone who can rather eloquently criticize the nightmare that happened there".
If you can get your hands on a copy of the book and have a strong stomach, I can rather recommend it.
Out is a strange novel indeed: slow, relentless, banal and gleefully grisly, to the point that it can rather strain credulity.
