Dana Johnson, chief economist at Comerica Bank, said that despite a consensus that the Fed should be politically independent, the confirmation battle was inevitably on the mind of the committee members in keeping the interest rate unchanged.
Part of the legacy of such a confirmation would be, inevitably, condoning waterboarding and other methods of torture in the future — with continuing damage to our values, our international relations and the safety of our own soldiers if captured.
Because we encourage starting antibiotics on clinical grounds prior to laboratory confirmation, some children will inevitably receive unnecessary treatment, with the potential to cause avoidable side effects and increased resistance to the antibiotic.
Any candidate will inevitably be asked about them in the Senate confirmation hearings, or perhaps even before.
And the inclusion of J. J. Cale's "Cocaine" is inexplicable -- unless, of course, it's a confirmation of the notion that marijuana inevitably leads to other drugs.
Due to some test data (e.g. residual stress distribution) of HSS columns were not available, the selection of the design curves for HSS columns was inevitably based on some assumptions which need the further confirmation of experiments.
This approach avoids the assumption that a single genetic factor is inevitably responsible for a particular phenotype, leaving room for confirmation once a specific gene or functional allele(s) has been cloned and characterized.
Yet one widely held belief is that the latest confirmation of talks could spark a bidding war among other European banking institutions, inevitably leading to premiums well above ABN Amro's current market capitalization of $76 billion.
If they have to wait for confirmation until after a play-off final second leg played in early June, they will inevitably struggle initially to beat Premiership sides who have had the luxury of a longer pre-season buildup.
Apparently blind to our backyard's lush green lawn, Pete will inevitably ask, "You don't want to put in a pool?" It's not a question, but a confirmation of our insanity.
