Whatever the eventual outcome, an argument can still be made, though just barely, that Ms. Levy's disappearance is more of a local police-blotter story than one that warrants extensive coverage on a program that is nominally devoted to the most important national and international developments of the day.
His office said he would respect the court decision "because we are a law-based state .The eventual outcome of this argument will bear greatly on Egypt's future.
Because of the difficulty in finding a number of respondents as high as necessary for the validity of the study in the older age groups, without any sampling errors according to the low rates of internet use, we decided to postpone the argument in eventual future studies.
We find that although greater participation is associated with stronger legislation, there is no clear relationship between the use and type of ideological arguments and eventual outcomes.
If QE spurs the construction of a financial house of cards, the argument runs, its eventual collapse may hurt more than QE ever helped.Risk-maker or risk-taker?These fears will be difficult to judge until more time has passed, yet there are good reasons to believe they are overstated.
Our analysis compares the number of participants, the share of ideological arguments as a percentage of all the types of arguments coded (relative to scientific, economic, and political claims), and the nature of ideological arguments to the eventual strength of legislation passed in each state.
That year also witnessed a bitter argument about whether the eventual winner, VS Naipaul's In a Free State, was a novel at all.
The appeal of Marxism, for some historians, has been the rigour of this economic argument, which promises an eventual system based on moral precepts more appealing than "greed is good"; they also have been attracted to its suggestive implications for a unified approach to history.
There's a long line of argument pointing to an eventual end to war, in part due to the increased connectedness and interdependence of human societies for whom it was once easier to identify someone else on the planet as the "other" — and thus a threat.
But I do think it has played a role in arguments, and perhaps the eventual demise, of a few of my long-term relationships.
