And that – precisely because of what it alone can do – would be a tragedy.
Another, more plausible possibility is that precisely because this White House wants to be seen as tough on terrorism, it's loath to acknowledge the possibility that it doesn't have Al Qaeda completely on the run.
Gulf security is our security, and, yes I will raise issues about human rights and I'm able to do that precisely because we have a relationship, we have an engagement with these countries," May said.
By the same token, it is usually assumed that portfolio flows (including equity securities) are more volatile than foreign direct investment (FDI), because the latter is "sunk" in illiquid instruments that, precisely because of their illiquidity, are not prone to react to speculative motives or short-lived financial distress.
She said: "Throughout the election campaign the Tories refused to say how they were going to save £12bn from the welfare Bill, and they refused to do that precisely because they knew the measures would be unpopular and hit them in the ballot box".
It could be that, precisely because Trump's promises had a racist tinge, it was easier for blacks to see through them and recognize that Clinton, despite her close personal ties to the élite, was proposing policies more likely to help workers.
"Does he not think that, precisely because AV is not proportional, it raises complicated questions?
In particular, he's right about the danger that, precisely because such systems are so complicated, they may contain hidden flaws which may lead to catastrophic consequences.
The writer Hillel Halkin says, in the documentary, "He saw that precisely because it was such a wonderful land for Jews" the country would eventually destroy Jewish culture.
Vera, for his part, rejects the rejection, arguing that, precisely because they ate so much grass, the aurochs and the wisents skewed the pollen record.
I believe the exact opposite, that precisely because we are living difficult times we need a sense of unity to confront the problems".
