The risk rather is that investors will pull out their money if they lose confidence.
The problem, rather, is that "the repetition of such acts" underestimates reactions throughout the Muslim world.
Cable's point, rather, is that Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, poor deluded saps, didn't understand beeconomics.
n92 The point, rather, is that the negotiations privileged groups with interests sufficiently strong and concentrated to have formal representatives.
The point, rather, is that in Twitter's case, the company lost out, while investors — and, perhaps, bankers — gained.
The point, rather, is that he takes off from any conventional starting point and runs in the least predictable direction.
The problem, rather, is that history and architecture are both being made to move at the pace of politics.
The point, rather, is that in Twitter's case, the company lost out, while investors and, perhaps, bankers gained.
The problem, rather, is that the EU allowed itself to be sidelined and the ICO remained silent.
His point, rather, is that "systems governed by bad policies and motivated by incentives will produce bad outcomes".
The whole insistence, rather, is that he did not catalog 8 or 10 forms and assemble them into a poem; more likely it "just came to him".
