The strategy, message and marketing collateral matter more than the channel.
Because Mr. Cassano had agreed to collateral triggers, all that mattered was what the securities did on a day-to-day basis.
The Clintons — or "the 2-headed monster," as the The New York Post dubbed the tag team that clawed out wins in New Hampshire and Nevada — always go where they need to go, no matter the collateral damage.
Its bodycount may not be a matter of "collateral damage", but paranoid, punitive killing sprees: a semi-rogue body on whose behalf there will always be someone to dismiss dissenters as the enemy's useful idiot.
The car dealer wanted to recruit someone from a Mexican drug cartel for $1.5 million to kill Jubeir with a car bomb or at a Washington restaurant — no matter the collateral damage.
A fervent anti-Keynesian, Pence firmly opposes government spending on jobs programs and private-sector initiatives, in favor of a laissez-faire view of economic growth that allows the marketplace to determine which companies survive and fail — no matter the collateral damage to workers and local economies.
If you're not happy, you should do everything in your power to be happy, no matter the collateral damage.
The answer is that far from being a science-led initiative in which humanities are collateral damage, open access to books matters precisely because the humanities matter.
I won't give up my right to exercise this freedom, not one single inch," he was indicating that might makes right, and government has no business refereeing private violence, no matter what the collateral damage.
In our material, however, we found extensive collateral damage (temporal lobe white matter, optic tract).
