"This may not be on paper," one administration official said.
This was, at least on paper, one of the greatest distance-running feats ever.
On paper, one might say, there is a big opportunity, even if paper isn't really the medium of choice for most investors these days.
This despite the fact that Nigeria's army is, on paper, one of the best funded in Africa.
Sam Worthington is – on paper – one of the 21st-century's most prolific action heroes, having appeared in Avatar, Terminator Salvation and Clash Of The Titans.
Though he now holds, on paper, one of the country's most powerful positions, the general has largely been sidelined since last year's election.
So, on paper, one could construct an argument that we stand on the brink on another sudden uplift and that bosses were just waiting for consumer confidence to return before dipping into the corporate coffers.
Ezra Pound, in a typically forceful letter, wrote that "every literaryism, every book word, fritters away a scrap of the reader's patience" -- that is, put nothing on paper one couldn't "ACTUALLY say".
Two small, untitled works on paper, one in ink on Korean paper by Kwon Young-woo and one in pencil on aquatint proof by Agnes Martin, hang side by side in a kind of silence, in monochrome restraint and delicate roughness.
The Muslim Brotherhood is helping finance the al-Farouk brigade in Homs, which has several thousand members and is, on paper, one of the largest rebel units, opposition sources say.
