Changing its proportions, in fact, could be just the ticket, because what are fables if not stories that have been lofted out of the reach of regular experience, no longer scratchable by the quibbles of common sense?
Although this advancement of new men within the government might suggest a social readjustment of considerable proportions, in fact the element of continuity was more important than it might at first appear.
Scotland Yard refuse to disclose how many people they had warned, because that would reveal that "only a small proportion" had in fact been notified, according to the claim filed by leading media QC Hugh Tomlinson.
The rise in the private schools' proportion is in fact due to the abolition in the late 1970s of a third, hybrid species, the direct-grant school.Direct-grant schools selected their pupils by academic ability, with the state paying the fees of those who could not afford them.
This estimate (Figure 6c) does not allow for higher risk of infection implied by the veterinary judgement that led to those DCs being identified, which may mean that a higher proportion were in fact infected.
A large proportion may in fact have died (14, 21, 24, 25).
Yours truly predicted a downpour of Biblical proportions, which in fact occurred, postponing the afternoon game.
Add a Frodsham drawl and pronunciation skewed by a permanent lump of chewing gum, and false Conservative proclamations about cutting the deficit in half will be buried deep into the hippocampus before the temporal lobe can be like: "wait, but isn't that only correct if we measure the deficit as a proportion of GDP?" In fact, Barlow has many skills and charms.
This is the part of the conversation where the feminist says, "Most men are not raping and physically assaulting women," but an unconscionably high proportion of men, in fact, do.
We may, therefore, have underestimated the proportion of smokers in fact receiving cessation advice.
