Then, after a thoughtful pause, he added, "And I did not remain one very long". Nevertheless, he seems to have retained something of his moral integrity.
As strong as the housing market is, economists already see reasons to think that it will not remain one the economy's biggest growth engines in the coming year.
Proponents of new rail service, including the state's senior senator, Charles E. Schumer, and Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff, say they believe that downtown may recover but that it will not remain one of the world's financial capitals without better connections to the rest of the region and to Kennedy and Newark Liberty International Airports.
The Sn-doped In2O3 NWs did not remain one dimensional above 400 °C probably due to their rapid reduction by the H2 evolving from the decomposition of H2S which requires high temperatures in the range 750 to 1250 K.
The World has, from Time to Time, been led into such a long Maze of Mistakes, by those who gained by deceiving, that whoever would instruct Mankind, must begin with removeing their Errors; and if they were every where honestly apprized of Truth, and restored to their Senses, there would not remain one Nation of Bigots or Slaves under the Sun: A Happiness always to be wished, but never expected!
The brain remains the greatest mystery, the complex network of neurons that controls our entire body, but it should not remain one.
The support of the CEO and senior management is critical to ensure that social innovation initiatives take centre stage and do not remain "one-off projects", are closely linked to company strategy and are able to mobilise support from across the company.
On its fiftieth anniversary it has aged well, and there is little reason to believe that it won't remain one of the most lauded speeches on the planet in fifty years' time.
Yet it was playacting of a serious sort, especially for a newborn country that, for all its bluster, wasn't quite sure it really was a country and had plenty of reason to fear, as the combined Army and Navy of the world's only superpower descended upon it, that it wouldn't remain one for long.
Through Eugene Worth, a black friend who committed suicide in 1946 (and who inspired the character of Rufus in Baldwin's 1962 novel, "Another Country"), Baldwin was introduced to leftist politics, and in short order the nineteen-year-old writer was a card-carrying Trotskyist, but he didn't remain one long.
