Churchill was, however, referring to the desperate and unending battle Britain would wage were it invaded.
Many patients suffering from traumatic, obstetric, abdominal and orthopaedic emergencies, however, were still referred to the overburdened central hospitals, which were located a few hours away (Jiskoot 2008).
Open carry may be allowed by police for special occasions, such as gun shows, war reenactments or liberation day celebrations; these are however technically referred to as "public display of firearm" rather than "carrying".
The microconsoles like Nvidia Shield Console, MOJO, Razer Switchblade, GamePop, GameStick, Ouya, and even more powerful PC-based Steam Machine consoles are attempting to compete in the game console market; but even though some of these are theoretically powerful on paper, they are however seldom referred to as "seventh generation" consoles, and never mind "eighth generation" consoles.
In a practice setting urine is however often referred to an external laboratory for confirmation and identification of specific bacterial organisms [ 27, 29].
We are not, however, referred to any adjudged case, or to any elementary treatise which sustains that proposition, without qualification.
We included only the first operations for each patient during the observation period (simultaneous replacement of both hips or knees were, however, included and are referred to as bilateral operations), leading to exclusion of 306 subsequent primary joint replacements.
Extensive monetary costs are, however, most often referred to by local authorities as the reason not to infer measures to enhance school children's safety.
The series was however at times referred to being lesser than its parent show, regularly dismissed in context of having been derived from a more popular original work.
All such studies recognize that overt pronouns in Chinese are, however, commonly used to refer to human entities and only rarely occur referring to inanimate objects.
