But his ability to dictate events seemed to be fading.Still, the army might yet wish to weaken the hand of civilian politicians before the polls.
Aware that the overwhelming majority of intellectuals rejected them, and yet wishing to win them over, the Bolsheviks permitted writers and artists creative freedom as long as they did not engage in overt political dissent.
You might admire her for who she is and yet wish that on "Half Way Home" that she'd insisted on nailing a better take of a few songs, with truer pitch.
After all, many are written by consultants, professors or others who have never actually had the experience of running a company, yet wish to profit by offering their advice.
Black anger old-style is expressed by Ishmael Reed in a rant only loosely based on Huckleberry Finn: "Twain exposes... this exotic yearning of those who despise blacks yet wish to imitate them.
He doesn't mean to yell, yet wishes his interviewer would: in the heat of "the big battlefield" with the Postal Service, he hasn't had time to get new batteries for his hearing aid.
They typically hinge on the very issues both parties are likely to feel least secure about yet wish to feel most secure about because of their importance: the character and fate of one's writing.
So, if America cannot bring itself to extract the materials it needs, yet wishes to avoid running the risk of being held to ransom by its rivals, it will just have to invent alternatives.One response to this has been the Materials Genome Initiative, announced by Barack Obama in 2011.
Yet wishes cannot be taken into account if they have never been communicated to those likely to make substitute decisions.
