An Irish location will often do for a British one.
Given such time, however, they will often do the right thing.
(For pouring cream, heavy cream works fine, and for superfine sugar, granulated will often do).
The BBC will often do this with science, offering demonstration of an effect rather than explanation of a principle.
But the problem is that the bad ones, the ones who secretly have no intention of making an effort, will often do the same.
This suggests that groups of collaborative individuals will often do better than groups of selfish ones, and thus prosper at their expense.
Hedge funds typically enmesh their operations closely with those of their prime broker and will often do much of their trading with the firm.
We settle for second or third best when we buy a house or a car, and, when it comes to choosing a spouse, ninth best will often do.
It ends with the startling assertion that "a third of a pint of whisky" – diluted – will "often do wonders for a tired working horse".
Also, children whose parents have more money, a better education and stay on friendly terms will often do better, whatever the parenting plan.
RH, Chelmsford, Essex The point of insurance is to enrich insurance companies, which will often do whatever they can to avoid paying out.
