That combination of conviction and erudition allows him to deliver an entertaining and enlightening jeremiad that should — but, alas, most likely won't — cause a rethinking of existing personnel policies.
Whereas by day's end one person should have died, alas the number of dead will total two.
As a portrait of a monster by a monster, the book should be interesting: alas, for the most part the memoir sections are straight hagiography, detailed illustrations of the wise demigod of Soviet propaganda in action.
This you contrast with the vigour with which the Prevention of Terrorism Act has been deployed against those Muslims held to be responsible for the arson attack (or possibly accident) that claimed 58 lives, mostly Hindu, earlier that year.Such double standards alas, should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the way the Sikh community in Punjab was persecuted between 1984 and 1995.
I don't because I can't, but when you can you should.' " Alas, Mr. Blair never really made this case to his public.
And alas (or should I say "thankfully"), I missed my chance to see it.
Should be, but isn't, alas, with the likes of Graham Taylor seemingly illuminating the airwaves daily since the Pardew incident.
All this makes it transparently clear that Whitaker should promptly recuse himself – which, alas, is precisely the reason why Trump has promoted him in the first place.
The president should seize this role, but, alas, he already has rolled back improved efficiency standards for air-conditioners set in the Clinton years.
We should do the same, but alas we don't.
