Together, the programs are, if nothing else, a reminder that the crisis came down to decisions by a few fallible human beings acting on imperfect information.
This was if nothing else a reminder that a natural disaster does not always help a president look presidential: George W. Bush notoriously praised "Brownie" for doing "a heck of a job".
A comment under today's review of After the Rainfall from someone who sat at the back of the venue in Pleasance Dome and was rewarded by seeing almost nothing is a reminder that, beyond the Traverse, very little work on the fringe is seen in ideal conditions.
The release, on Tuesday, of the proposed report by the House Select Committee investigating the 2012 attack on the American diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, was, if nothing else, a reminder that people in Washington pay a lot of attention to who their political enemies are.
Client referrals: Although you deliver a superior service and take opportunities to ask for referrals, nothing sparks a reminder like an in-person interaction.
For people without a loved one, it is nothing but a reminder that you are completely alone in the world, and for those with a significant other, it is an expensive, forced day of impossible expectations, expensive dinners, and cheese.
This monument is nothing else than a reminder of Allied shame".
There's nothing wrong with a reminder that we don't just have gardens, we have a Garden of Eden.
At the end of those 10 weeks a just legal system will pass its verdict and he will disappear into the books of history as nothing more than a reminder of all those we have lost.
It shut off after a few seconds, probably nothing more than a reminder that the landing gear was still down, but being even-keeled is difficult when you are ascending at a steep angle in a six-seat plane that is being buffeted by wind.
