Without these two musical jolts, Mr. Harbison feels, only Nick's "hymn to America," as he calls it, would be left, and the scene might seem, paradoxically, even longer.
House purchases should become more attractive for these reasons, and because home-buyers see an end to the slide in property values.Once the foreign-exchange value of the yen and future Japanese price levels are securely anchored, whether the BOJ should "tighten" or "ease" monetary policy is, paradoxically, no longer clear.
Does the virus know it's not the '80s and that recent studies show patients on medication paradoxically live longer than their negative friends, because their overall health is more closely monitored?
6 Unexpectedly, T cells that lack CD25, either via genetic deletion or daclizumab blockade, were shown to not only proliferate and produce cytokines normally upon polyclonal stimulation, 7, 8 but paradoxically survive longer.
Increasing our body's ability to self-destruct may, paradoxically, let us live longer.
The presence of the signature in high-stage samples may even paradoxically be associated with longer survival if its reversal is required for further distant metastases (see below).
This requirement was necessitated by the study's primary endpoint; patients who die early have less time to be transfused, so a drug that helps patients to live longer could paradoxically increase the likelihood for transfusion.
The presence of foreign military forces staging an intervention can inhibit the power of any party to achieve significant political progress through force of arms, paradoxically often making conflict longer-lasting and more intractable [55].
Population growth and advances in medical knowledge which have led to us living longer, have also, paradoxically increased our need for healthcare.
The independence of Scotland cannot now be long delayed, bringing to an end a much longer union (and, paradoxically, the "Great" Britain the leave campaigners so cherish).
