And it keeps busy conservative parents who might otherwise insist on defending their darlings against Buddha and Darwin.
And there is near-universal conviction among ordinary Italians that they personally are poorer than they were 12 months ago.Yet the statisticians say otherwise, insisting that Italy's GDP grew by 1.8% in 2007, even if it is now slowing again (officials also dispute the Spanish superación (surmounting), but that is another matter).
Futures markets, on the other hand, generally permit trading in a number of grades of the commodity to protect hedger sellers from being "cornered" by speculator buyers who might otherwise insist on delivery of a particular grade whose stocks are small.
Executives at Airbus, Boeing and the major carriers acknowledge that the air is very dry, and thus can cause headaches or itchy throats if passengers do not drink enough water, but otherwise insist that the air quality on planes is little different from that in office buildings or trains.
I know the conventional wisdom is otherwise, insisting that, physically at least, O'Toole bore the ravages of a hard-lived life.
Otherwise, Kimbrough insisted, she abstained from drugs during her pregnancy, even refusing painkillers for an infected tooth for fear they would hurt the baby.
Otherwise, he insisted Vneshtorgbank would keep its stake as a financial investment.
Andrews noted that he had not "been loud, a declaimer, parading my views, ambitiously or otherwise" but insisted as a matter of academic principle that he could not surrender his freedom of speech.
The Knicks were 10-6 in those games, but while the statistics suggest otherwise, Van Gundy insists that their defense was poor.
If it were otherwise, why insist on the fiction that the restructuring of private debt is "voluntary" simply to avoid triggering credit-default swaps?
