Half an hour later, after Gabriel had come home and confessed what had happened, I was seriously considering, if not actually moving, then at least ensuring he travels in a taxi at all times.
Results are obtained by considering, if not otherwise specified, ρ=2·10−2m−2, σ N 2 = 8 · 1 0 − 15 W, and M=4.
But as the ghostwriter he was "trying hard to find my way around" behavior that he considered "if not reprehensible, at least morally questionable".
"Within five minutes, you find yourself talking about stuff that would be considered, if not exactly intimate, at least quite personal in the Northern Hemisphere," Mr. Russel said.
Adoption proceedings should begin immediately, the court urged, suggesting that either Kutil or Hess "would at the very least need to be considered if not favored in the selection of the prospective adoptive home".
"Democrats have always been willing to consider, if not support, tax cuts that are fair, while reflecting our priorities and the need for sound fiscal management of the surplus," said Gene Sperling, the director of the White House's National Economic Council.
Mr. Grant's paper, and the conference where he presented it, is part of a resurgence in the fortunes of intellectual history — a discipline long considered, if not quite boring, then certainly musty, elitist and out of touch.
The filly is considered "if not the first ever, at least the first in a long long time".
And, while such a high bar must be considered, if not challenged, it should not by itself be a barrier to prosecution.
I feel strongly that we should at least consider (if not defend) the cause of the disenfranchised, because the Bible never said, "God helps those who helps themselves".
These jazz-age aristocrats were designated "bright young things" by the media, and the fact that they transgressed the strict bounds of heterosexuality was, due to their wealth and connections, considered if not entirely permissible, a charming function of youth.
