A determined government, Bernanke suggests, can always generate higher spending and hence positive inflation.
A handful of meaningful conversations, I suggest, can always outweigh daily sporadic connections in terms of fostering important relationships with others and ourselves.
Plus, he suggested customers can always use their own products and systems to measure the return on investment.
Many feature a worn wood akoma -- a heart shape that represents patience and endurance -- or a sankofa, which literally means, "return and get it," but, according to my guide, is interpreted to suggest you can always undo your mistakes.
If we suspect that "any philosophical term has no idea annexed to it", Hume suggests, we can always ask "from what impression that pretended idea is derived?" (TA, 7/648 9) If no impression can be produced, we must conclude "the term is altogether insignificant" (TA, 7/ 648).
My new husband looked at my horrified face and gently suggested, "Well, we can always buy an artificial tree".
The show further embeds the network's individualist ideologies with a view that suggests private industry can always go the government suits one better.
Wii Games and ping-pong are not really in the library, and the council leader suggests that people can always pop up the road to Asda, or a charity shop, where they can buy books for 50p.
And if, as Ms. Winfrey's teachings suggest, strong women "can always transcend failure by the alchemy of their own will and of therapy, then people have only themselves to blame for their misery," Dr. Illouz said.
"My experience over a period of some fifty years suggests that we can always expect adulteration and mislabelling of olive-oil products in the absence of surveillance by official sources," David Firestone, an F.D.A. chemist who was the agency's olive-oil specialist from the mid-sixties to 1999, told me.
