Hornsmith sounds a pragmatic note.
The biggest losers are Americans, who will pay more for their houses.The Conservatives' first budget strikes the same pragmatic note.
Argentina's Diego Simeone, in an interview with The London Observer, sounded a more pragmatic note: "You take advantage of all the opportunities you find in life.
On a pragmatic note, the simple forms of neoclassicism were ideally suited to being manufactured in huge quantities in Wedgwood's factories.
But in a statement two days ago, issued from Iran, where he is studying theology, Mr. Sadr sounded the pragmatic note of a seasoned politician.
Some of us do this work for a living, it's serious for us and it pays the bills on a pragmatic note, but to change the system for the betterment of users is what drives us".
Wal-Mart remains strongly committed to the technology, but last week sounded a more pragmatic note at a meeting it organized to discuss its expectations with suppliers and RFID technology vendors, several people who attended said.
On a more pragmatic note, Britain was also a very good choice due to my desire to improve my English, the inescapable lingua franca of our days.
After some jokes and a quote from her favorite baseball movie, A League of Their Own–"if it were easy, anybody could do it"–she closed on a hopeful yet pragmatic note, saying: "There is no way to stop change; change will come.
On a pragmatic note she added, "I believe in equality.
