(When Larkin, similarly, eventually made up an American Jewish academic biographer, Jake Balokowsky, for himself, he imagined that Jake would be interested in writing his life only out of academic ambition, without understanding that Jake would be doing it out of enraptured Anglophilia).
He expects wave and tidal costs to drop similarly, eventually costing even less than wind.
E-commerce -- selling to consumers over the Internet -- is similarly intended eventually to eliminate costly intermediaries, namely retail stores with all their sales people.
Another alliance, between Freshfields of Britain and Deringer Tessin Herrmann & Sedemund of Germany, announced in January, similarly promises eventually to achieve a full merger.The process of integrating two or more firms—smoothing out the wrinkles in everything from e-mail systems between offices to the bristling egos of partners attuned to different cultures can be fraught.
Similarly, salinization eventually makes groundwater inadequate for the growth and productivity of many crops (El Moujabber et al. 2006) as the salinity is effective on growth and yield of plants through increasing osmotic pressure and concentration of specific ions.
As for MRSA, the identification of P. aeruginosa does not necessarily mean this is the causative pathogen of acute exacerbation in all chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients colonised by the pathogen [ 22], and similarly MRSA eventually may represent colonisation rather than infection in patients with pneumonia.
Colonel Gordon — whose name in historical accounts is often preceded by "heartless," "brutal," or some similarly grim epithet — eventually transported more than two thousand of these people, perhaps half of South Uist's population at the time, to Quebec, and consolidated their plots into large livestock farms, which were more profitable.
Similarly, if Ralph eventually discovers that the man in the trenchcoat was Ortcutt, he might, in recounting the incident to his friends later, laughingly say, "For a moment, I thought the mayor was a spy!" or "For a moment, I thought Ortcutt was a spy".
The cap surface is at first similarly tomentose, but eventually the hairs wear off, leaving the surface more or less smooth.
And it is the possibility that Newton's 2010 season could be eventually judged similarly that has some Heisman voters worried.
Wilbur Ross, Trump's nominee for Commerce Secretary, made billions of dollars buying up troubled companies, relying on the bankruptcy court to void their labor contracts, rolling them up with other similarly stricken firms, and eventually selling them at a profit.
