Mr. Summers evidently knew that an event like our current crisis was waiting to happen, someday.
Fact: Given that Tomlinson, in the same article, cites the recorded temperature series, beginning in 1850, and the palaeoclimate reconstructions of the past 2,000 years, he evidently knows that this too is bunkum.
Though she belongs to a post-Ashton generation, she evidently knows that his two favorite words in rehearsal were "Bend!" and "More!" In the Act III pizzicato solo, she leaned and tipped with the pliant exhilaration of freedom and fulfillment in love.
MICHAEL LYNN was more than a little surprised to learn the number of Americans who evidently don't know that it is customary to tip a waiter 15 to 20percentt of the bill.
The offender evidently didn't know that the woman was fluent in Spanish.
Daley evidently doesn't know that small jet "air limos" are the next wave in aviation.
Evidently you dont know that we are living in an entirely new world, that we have outgrown all past conditions and are so rich that it is inevitable millions of people will speculate in stocks.
Granted, the youth of Tottenham might be too young to recall the work of John Cooper Clarke, but anyone who remembers his "Evidently Chickentown" poem will know that this might not be the best choice of name for an upmarket restaurant ("The bloody pies are bloody old/The bloody chips are bloody cold" etc).
Evidently you don't know that we are living in a new world, that we have outgrown all past conditions and are so rich that it is inevitable millions of people will speculate in "stocks," one successful stockbroker hurled at me the other day.
But those rules have a loophole, saying that no disclosure needs to be made if calculating the figure is not "practicable". It strains credulity to think that big companies that devote intense effort to minimizing their taxes do not know that number, but evidently they do not find it practicable to release it.
