Derby matches between two teams of roughly equal ability are invariably attritional, settled by a moment of brilliance or an egregious mistake, but although the Scarlets led for 68 minutes of the contest, they always looked like the less likely winners.
It is the religious figure, not the elected official or tribal elder, who is invariably asked to settle land disputes and other arguments.
Because people have little faith in the police's ability to arrest the perpetrators or negotiate with them, the victim's family invariably resorts to settling quickly with the criminals.In some of Nigeria's 36 states there has been progress in tackling the kidnappers.
Basic campers view their tent situation as a nuisance and leave it until the last minute, at which point they're invariably forced to settle with a dilapidated mess of nylon and plastic.
A flat, dry, forested region, it was settled by people invariably known as the Scotch.
Only then it occurred to me that, after all the attempts to match our schedules, the date that Diana, Mother, and I had settled on, which, invariably, felt accidental, marked the twenty-second anniversary of my father's first week in captivity.
RECOMMENDATIONS about what to do in Santa Barbara invariably include references to the celebrities who have settled along this beautiful stretch of California's central coast.
"Most of these patent cases are settled, and when they're settled, it's almost invariably with a license that forces one company to pay another," says Bill Anthony, a patent litigator at the law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Further, their students almost invariably chose public over private options even before the financial aid package settled the final cost.
The various arrangements negotiated by Wolfgang with federal Bavaria, the German state, and the city of Bayreuth were complicated to settle but invariably worked out to his personal advantage.
