Hugh Best, LCP's investment director, said: "The average price in prime central London is now £1.5m, and has been growing at 9% a year, which we think is firmly sustainable.
Financial institutions are competing increasingly in the same markets, but at the same time they are co-operating to sell each other's products.The trend, the finance minister and the country's top bankers all think, is firmly towards Allfinanz: a system of financial conglomerates operating across functional boundaries.
"And to immediately somehow suggest that many, many British Muslims, who I know feel fervently British but also are very proud of their Muslim faith, are somehow part of the problem, rather than part of the solution, I think is firmly grabbing the wrong end of the stick".
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham criticized the move and said in an interview with CNN that he thinks Mattis "firmly" believes "the job in Syria is not yet done".
Both attacks were carried out in towns close to the capital, Islamabad, in areas thought to be firmly under government control.
This absence may be the major reason that the gulf between their classroom performance and that of their wealthier white peers is thought to be firmly established before they are 3 years old.
Somali President Mohammad Siad Barre had sent a generation of young Somalis to be educated and trained in Moscow and was earlier thought to be firmly in the Soviet camp... To the great surprise of the USSR, Barre decided to attack Ethiopia and try to regain his tribal homeland deep in the Ogaden Desert.
We thought they'd be firmly shut in the VIP area but she explains: "I said to Zoe: 'We're not staying backstage.
Nevertheless, all of these results were still thought to be rather firmly excluded because a further experiment, Xenon10 (also based at Gran Sasso), saw nothing when it really ought to have seen something if the other experiments were right.
You could argue that his presence recontextualises Born to Die, drawing it away from the world of the indie singer-songwriter she was initially thought to inhabit and firmly into the mainstream.
