50 1 In the same period Sitalces, the king of the Thracians, had succeeded to the kingship of a small land indeed but nonetheless by his personal courage and wisdom he greatly increased his dominion, equitably governing his subjects, playing the part of a brave soldier in battle and of a skilful general, and furthermore giving close attention to his revenues.
These risks, often associated with the intensification of animal production, are nonetheless indeed real.
Though it may seem strange to sympathize with the likes of the Duff Gordons, knowing that those in steerage class waited behind locked gates for their chance at a lifeboat — or with the zillionaires playing bridge until the ship's final moments, their indefatigable hubris, perhaps, not allowing them to believe that the "unsinkable" indeed was — we nonetheless do.
The end of QE, assuming it does indeed come, will nonetheless be an important milestone in the repair of the US economy.
But there are also some authors who have supposed that, even if the goal that is set by The Turing Test is very demanding indeed, it is nonetheless too restrictive.
The Supreme Court's decision this morning to decline to hear any of the gay-marriage cases pending before it this term is not the kind of victory marriage-equality advocates expected, but it is an important and, indeed, highly significant victory nonetheless.
This inherent tension between affording autonomy and maintaining control has the potential to bring about 'unhelpful or indeed damaging practices which nonetheless satisfy performance requirements' (Ball 2003).
It is nonetheless possible, indeed necessary, to show that although Machiavelli was consistently republican, he preferred republics because he thought them, other things being equal, better vehicles of power and glory, and apt to justify the growing power of the modern state.
Even though they are indeed fighting, they will nonetheless not take it to an extreme.
Nonetheless, what indeed happens during problem-solving and learning in pairs has implications for how we interpret what we observed in the test phase of our study, where we released trained pairs together with other pairs.
Without wishing to deny that the work carried out by Mrs Swiebel is indeed considerable, I would nonetheless like to be slightly critical of this report, as I feel it has missed its opportunity and might even serve no purpose at all.
