Still, as it faces its new challenges, some of Fannie Mae's most stalwart allies and advocates are distancing themselves from a company tarnished by investigations.
Still, as it takes its place on the stage of world affairs it does so at a time when its own version of democracy seems to many to be creeping backward toward authoritarianism.
Still, as it gears up for its 125th anniversary celebration next year, Chautauqua is undergoing a profound self-examination, asking how it can broaden its anachronistic population of mostly white, older and prosperous Americans so that it can remain true to its fundamental mission: serious debate about contemporary issues in an atmosphere of cultural vitality.
If such were not the clear implication of the statute, still, as it does not except from its operation cases in which the applicant for the writ is held in custody by the authority of a state, acting through its judiciary or by its officers, the court could not, against the positive language of congress, declare any such exception, unless required to do so by the terms of the constitution itself.
Only its slate-grey head remained still as it scanned the undergrowth.
Still, as it emphasizes software, Loudcloud must be careful not to neglect its managed-services business, which is what generates the company's revenue today.
In a per curiam opinion, joined by all but Judge Willard Bartlett, the Appellate Division held: While the right to maintain this action in its present form is not free from doubt, still, as it is brought in accordance with the view expressed by us on the prior appeal, we think we should adhere to our former decision, and allow the question to be finally determined by the court of appeals.
But still, as it stands, not bad.
Without your consent, that's still as it should be.
Still, as it stands now, the unquestioned champion of observatories is at the Empire State Building.
Still, as it moves to commercial scale, Mr. Lange said, the costs will come down.
