Sentence examples for which frankly has from inspiring English sources
Tom Gardiner, the head of fraud at Aviva, said: "This claim highlights the outrageous scale of whiplash fraud in the UK being driven by the current system, and which frankly has become a national disgrace.
Ryan Lizza declines to place a wager, but says on this week's Political Scene podcast that "this will be the first great test of how Boehner manages being a responsible leader with dealing with his Tea Party caucus, which frankly has — at least several of those members — has no problem with shutting down the government".
While the app currently doesn't have as many bells and whistles as something like Evernote (which frankly has been heading towards overkill with new, "smart" features like "Context," for example), Composer could definitely play a valuable role for those who already use Dropbox as their preferred cloud storage service.
Prime Wardrobe skips the individualized styling service – which frankly, hasn't been that great at Stitch Fix, in my experience after over a year using the service.
The key to this, I'm told, is that Mercadoni chose early on to "micro-optimise" the startup's algorithms, logistics processes, and app interfaces on which its logistic infrastructure runs — the tech promise of all the on-demand delivery companies, which, frankly, hasn't always translated into the kind of unit economics running a profitable company and investors demand.
And finally, we come to Reince Priebus and his "autopsy," which frankly has got one foot in Acceptance, and the other dragging limply across the field of Bargaining.
Instead of following up on their usual course, they completely revolutionized a prestigious stealth-gaming franchise which, frankly, had started to seem outdated and irrelevant after the lauded fifth installment.
Yes, you could move the entire docking system like you would a normal console, but for the "ease" of just transferring the tablet unit, it will cost you $90 for a new dock, which frankly, barely has any tech in it, given that the core of the Switch is run through the handheld tablet.
"That's the level of what we are passing through and there have been numerous occasions where we have sent information about direct threats to mosques, which frankly we haven't heard anything about.
And in the darkness of that time, it became clear to me I was at a crossroads of life: I could either A) choose to finish the job my body had started and let myself die (no metaphor here), which frankly would've been the easier option, or B) I could choose to start from scratch and rebuild my body and life in a healthy, conscientious, strategic and very careful way.
"We face a situation where things have happened in the recent past which were unfortunate and which, quite frankly, have affected the future of the dialogue," he said.
