Professor Bailyn, who radiates enthusiasm about the chance to design a new college, is uncomfortable with the resolution, worrying about the implied "us versus them" attitude of faculty members "at a safe distance of 9,000 miles, telling Singaporeans how to live".
"But a boat implies, to us, a destination," something the Lord never provided Noah.
An oil price that, because of climate policy uncertainty, is $20 a barrel higher than it would otherwise have been implies that US consumers pay $400m per day more, of which $240m per day is paid to foreign oil producers.
Curry also makes the mistake of arguing that the rate of sea level rise during 1930 1950 was similar to that in recent years (most studies estimate that it was lower), which she implies tells us something about the current rise in ocean heat content.
"The committee is particularly misleading when it implies that US companies do not co-operate, and it is quite extraordinary to demand that companies proactively monitor email content for suspicious material.
"The committee is particularly misleading when it implies that US companies do not co-operate, and it is quite extraordinary to demand that companies pro-actively monitor email content for suspicious material.
Instead of appreciating fully the sensuous qualities of a glass of wine, we are more conscious of how much it costs and what that implies about us as sophisticated wine-drinkers.
This implies to us that the destination of cargo proteins, division plane or plasma membrane, depends on whether they are recruited to membrane vesicles whose formation is mediated by BIG1-4 or GNOM, respectively.
However, using "we" or "us" implies that you are a team and might reduce some of the other person's angry feelings.
These countries are clearly not "free riding" on America; why should Europe be?To say that Europe is "free riding on the US" implies that Europe is getting something.
