For Yorkshire folk, Kate is certainly of great significance".
The Tip Ton by Barber and Osgerby is certainly of that mettle.
At 41, Meese may not be young but he is certainly of the moment.
It is certainly of no benefit to the people who own it, and they can't take it with them.
"The government has to walk a fine First Amendment line bringing these charges," he said, "but lawless jury behavior is certainly of concern to it, too".
Expectation is certainly of victory, but a note of caution because over recent years Mexico have more than held their own with Brazil".
The work, made for the White Oak Dance Project in 2002 and paired with "Phaedra" as a more recent example of myth transformation, is certainly of its time in the games it plays.
In its dystopian vision of a present calamitously infected by fear, paranoia, self-interest and the denial of science, this movie is certainly of the moment even if it also evokes the past.
If detection might be of some use to patients, it is certainly of much use to long-term care insurance companies, which, unlike health insurers under recent legislation, can reject applicants for pre-existing conditions.
But the book's hero, Thomas Schwarz, a 30-something banker in an unnamed German city (though it might well be Munich), is certainly of the opinion that money defines identity.
The problem is certainly of a scale to merit significant resources and the fact that we indirectly abandon so many who deserve so much more gives substance to Jay's recommendations for improving what we do.
