Mr. Akerson even distanced himself somewhat from his immediate predecessor, Edward E. Whitacre Jr., who held the chief executive job for just nine months and will step down in January as board chairman.
When the New Hampshire results came in, with Mitt Romney winning — he got about thirty-nine per cent of the vote — commentators offered two immediate, somewhat contradictory conclusions: the outcome could hardly be better for Romney, and nobody else was leaving the race.
Her tears, like much in "Langrishe, Go Down," are somewhat mysterious: their immediate cause is ennui and frustration, but they also indicate a deeper sadness, a sense of terrible, inexpressible thwartedness that Mr. Pinter's arch, elusive writing gestures toward and that Dame Judi bravely lays bare.
While the 2-month follow up attitude scores decreased somewhat from the immediate post intervention scores, they still remained higher than baseline and the effect size was now smaller (M = 33.34, SD = 4.24, pre-test; M = 34.26, SD = 4.10, 2-month follow-up), t(233) = 2.73, p < 0.007, d = 0.18).
It said the plans announced yesterday "serve to somewhat alleviate the most immediate liquidity concerns but fall considerably short of fully addressing our concerns about the funding shortfall, which we contend still remains".
Growth rates of large thalli were somewhat reduced at the immediate edge of clearcuts, but not of variable-retention blocks.
The now-common use of an asterisk followed by the word you actually meant to send as an immediate (or somewhat delayed, if it takes you a while to realize) correction (*whatevs, not 'wharves') is a pretty good indicator we've got a serious and widespread problem.
Weaning elicits an immediate and somewhat short-lived acute stress response in the calf.
My immediate thoughts ran somewhat contrary to my considered mindset.
More recently, the effort by Mr. Samaras's government to push through spending cuts and economic overhauls has somewhat calmed fears of an immediate Greek euro exit.
