Secondly, even those firms facing tougher trading conditions have flexibility, because they can cut capital expenditure.
"Secondly, even if he wants to do good things, he can't get rid of the party and the interest groups.
Secondly, even good and committed people get squeezed amid a radical and rabid government determined to shrink the state to protect privilege and power.
Secondly, even if the selectors give him a run in the Test XI, it tends to be in the most hazardous conditions possible for a young Australian batsman.
Secondly, even though the range of an electric car can extend to 200 miles or more, that is still not enough for people to abandon internal combustion engines.
"Firstly, we don't know if it works, and secondly, even though aspirin is a very common drug, there are side effects," says Langley. "There is a small risk of bleeding from your gut, or more seriously, even from your brain.
Secondly, even if you accept that Caesar is 100% Serkis, there's the question of whether the turn is in itself one of the best performances of the year, rather than just the most novel and unorthodox.
Secondly, even aside from the formal requirements of funding bodies, I think there's a moral case to be made that publicly funded research should be promoted or spread to the public.
Secondly, even minor phytoecdysteroids can be isolated, unambiguously identified and thoroughly purified in amounts suitable for quantiative bioassay.
Secondly, even Tye (2003), who accepts both NEP and transparency, also accepts that NEP does not require or entail transparency.
Secondly, even after the rediscovery of Mendel's work at the turn of the twentieth century, it was widely believed that Darwinian evolution and Mendelian inheritance were incompatible.
