Even the phrasing of the "acknowledgment of traditional lands" raises immense difficulties of basic meaning.
In the 1960s, the linguist Michael Halliday pointed out that we tend to talk of "strong tea" instead of "powerful tea," even though the phrases make equal sense.
Events are proving that the king of Jordan was right to warn of a 'Shia crescent' across the Middle East - even though the phrase was a tad undiplomatic, writes Ian Black.
Even though the phrase was first used back in March, it has been Obama's recent use of it in a speech that launched it to viral status.
6 This nomenclature is widely used, even though the phrases convey little about their technical meaning and practical implications, which can be subtle.
It brought decline electoral decline and decline for the support of sovereignty even though polls showed that between 35 and 40percentt of the electorate supported it, depending on the phrasing of the question.
Even though the physicians phrased their answers differently, the manifest content was similar to the answers provided by the general population.
In fact, these phrases did not reflect therapeutic changes in the three patients, even though the frequency of their symptoms was clearly improved.
In particular, to use Newton's phrasing from the Scholium that ends Section 11, the physical species and physical proportions of forces could, in the appropriate sense, be established even though the question of their physical causes remained open.
Even then, though, the "cyber attack" phrase is misleading.
He awarded the prize to "All the World's News, but Not a School for Scandal," by D. M. Redfield of New Haven, Conn., even though The Times said the phrase would not be adopted.
