If Snow and this horse had developed a lasting relationship throughout the film, I could almost sum this up to some sort of emotional bond that Snow has with nature.
It is almost a zero-sum game: the government or the bondholders?" He goes on to suggest that the government should stop trying to protect bondholders and instead force them to convert their debt into equity.
Placing the poem at the end of the book exaggerates its meaning, almost obliging it to sum up.
Really, what did it matter, the sums were almost equally meaningless to me; I would have paid twice as much, and twice as much again, which isn't to suggest that I had particularly ample resources, but that his body seemed almost infinitely dear.
Until then, authors had considered fighting to be almost the sum total of war; now, however, it began to be regarded as merely one part of war.
Presumably, it was for the money — when Mr. Comey discloses his Bridgewater earnings, it will almost certainly be a sum greater, perhaps far greater, than $6 million a year.
The 167-bp periodicity is intriguing because it is almost equal to the sum of the lengths of a nucleosomal unit and its linker region.
In sum, it is almost impossible for consumers to know if an outbreak is happening in their community until it is identified by officials, and that often depends on the level of funding programs receive.
But there is a qualitative difference between the tittle-tattle about Allardyce's views on footballing figures and matters touching on the finances of a sport awash, as the Telegraph stated today, with "almost unimaginable" sums of money.
A European fiscal compact agreed to in December and a move by the European Central Bank to allow banks to borrow almost unlimited sums at 1 percent interest for three years have helped to ease the sense of crisis in the bloc.
