| 词汇 | example_english_anyway |
| 释义 | Examples of anywayThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Many would have been excluded for small population anyway. Any such cabinets would be equally good for the prime minister, for they would be turned down by the president anyway. Nowadays most value theorists (in economics, anyway) tend (officially, anyway) to be subjectivists of one sort or another. Anyway, how to reconcile individual rationality and group achievements? I don't think she would have that anyway. A separate grammar for patterns would therefore have to duplicate much of the expression language anyway. Moreover, it is a coincidence that, if all alternatives are computed anyway, the simplest derivation is chosen, rather than any other. I know it will come back on me anyway. I don't see why they have an asthma clinic anyway. Anyway, as the elements of the unknown vector are not independent from each other, nonlinear optimisation could be applied to recover more accurate estimations. Most positive snips had only 1 microfilaria anyway. Anyway, do lawyers involved in personal injury claims really want to read a textbook on somatoform disorders ? Anyway, a set is determined by its members and bar-members, as the following axiom states. With a text like that, you have to learn the whole text anyway. Knowing where the lease came from didn't help with their daily routine, but it was enlightening and interesting to that audience anyway. The partial failure (a success of experimental science and art, anyway) is often explained with the poverty of the technology available at the time. The benefit in doing so, because we seek to maximize force anyway, is that this constraint helps to establish a more modestly sized design space. Women had little choice in selecting their partner anyway and abduction could be considered a variant form of the more usual arranged marriage. Adequacy: suppletion is needed anyway - unless unique morpho-graphemic rules for special cases are written - and it is a much simpler approach than rules. Welcome to the carnival of forgetting where no one need fear losing face because we're all wilfully lost and faceless anyway. However, present indicative forms of auxiliaries are frequently omitted anyway in periphrastic formations. Anyway, the most secure criterion for identifying a work's sources continues to be text collation, which will be adopted here. The technique also carries the disadvantages of requiring sedation and transport to the scanner, although imaging is often done to delineate the cardiovascular anatomy anyway. Anyway, we better go now - so late already - wait traffic jam, then real susah [difficult]! Section 7 argues that ex post prioritarianism was never a genuine alternative to utilitarianism anyway. We will present, anyway, the complete proof for the holonomic setting. He is very indiscriminate, and is quite as likely to attack the one who is quite innocent and is being attacked anyway. Anyway, the whole matter is not clear enough to suggest such a modification right now. First, specific templates of this kind are necessary anyway for some groups of nouns which require stem changes. Anyway, he's blind, and yet all of his thinking is purely geometric; he pictures things. In view of the interactive control which must be present anyway, programming by "teach-by-doing" would be a logical choice. Anyway, residual effects of mulch and fertilizer invalidate hypothesis 1. If the world is to be lost anyway, then the morally responsible utilitarian will try to have a good time going down with the planet. Why not, one might wonder, just accept them into the divine presence anyway ? What, anyway, is the role of the historical perspective in the behaviorist approach to understanding behavior-environment interactions? Members had to declare their interests (which everybody knew anyway), and he heard of no complaints or nepotism. The incremental effectiveness will be low anyway, as the baseline risks are already low. Anyway in that case the notion of equivalence of amoeboids is no more valid, since different amoeboids allow different degrees of concurrency. Not all the singers could manage it anyway, so why subject such competent voices to these acrobatic contortions? Anyway, this should be a last resor t in modeling a product. You don't have 100% trust, but you do it anyway and see, and you can be thunderstruck and humbled. Anyway, it is clear that further analytical investigations should be performed to keep or reject this kind of expansion. The true gestational age is usually unknown anyway in the individual woman who has not undergone arti®cial fertilization. However, as we are dealing with allochthonous macrofloras, much of this small-scale variation will be lost anyway through mixing during transportation. One pupil suggested that this was because she had 'always enjoyed going to lessons anyway'. Anyway, this comparison shows that agricultural practices could vary considerably, even over relatively short distances. If continued ignorance is harmful, that harm is not being promulgated by the researchers - rather, it would continue anyway. If they did raise taxes, they would be blamed for failing to defend the interests of their core constituency and fall anyway. Anyway, asymptotically our result is close to optimal. If, however, you could ask but do not, it is not clear that you can rely on hypothetical consent and take it anyway. Finally, women workers are more likely to stay with the same employer and thus to be more committed anyway. Auxiliary power was thermal and from cheap fuel - a coal-fired boiler was necessary anyway and was operated year round. In light of my remarks, this should not come as a great surprise because the assumption sounds somewhat odd anyway. I told them there was no need, no need, but it happened anyway. Since deriving clauses may only refer to certain predefined classes, mutual dependence through deriving clauses is not an issue anyway. Note that there is also not much point in annotating the syntaxtree, since the structure will be built anyway. She wouldn't be able to drive it (anyway). Counterpresuppositionalists generally assumed without question that, since they were possible, they were not semantically contradictory, a conclusion anyway indicated by the counter-presuppositional position. In the case of soft or mobile biological surfaces and interfaces, these are anyway difficult to define. Extreme emotions such as grief together with real-life tears would anyway make effective mask performance impossible. The imaginative life of the city exists anyway. Anyway, an improvement of at least one order of magnitude is considered a feasible goal in the very short term. Anyway, the winners have been available symbolically, that is, as formal proofs, for at least a century. Consequently, extra internal events can be added to simplify the giving of semantics, as they are invisible anyway. His little nugget was the song, which is the most offbeat piece of the evening anyway. Anyway the goatskins are not going to run. Would not the risk be that one would end up treating lots of people who would never have become unwell anyway ? There was no need to substantially increase the recycling and recovery efforts as compared to what the current policy envisaged anyway. The son ran anyway and accepted support from the opposition parties. One may argue whether this is an advantage but for certain programming languages (or programming language constructs) it is the only semantics we have anyway. The most formidable candidates worry least about appealing to the centre and have little leeway to relocate anyway. Secondly, they argue that coalitions anyway do not work because parties are so indisciplined that the support of individual deputies can never be secure. Clinics enable some members of society to achieve what they would have done anyway, but in a more pleasant and humane way. Errors occur not when children do not sound like an adult (which children don't anyway) but when they do not sound like themselves. However, if a borrower does default, there is a probability, p, that the lender is able to track him down and collect anyway. You know, the boys are behaving at school and their dad's home quite a bit anyway, so that's good. Anyway, there is plenty of work to do. In the data set we are using, it would be hard to come by anyway. Six subjects repor ted no personal feeling about the time lef t to them and felt that they did not want to k now anyway. Anyway, our result is of more theoretical than practical interest. Therefore, we should not construct a language model only from user documents, which would be difficult anyway because of their small sizes. One cannot narrate such a community at all, nor could such a community produce a narrator, and apparently it wouldn't be wor thwhile anyway. They are not metaphors anyway, but little black flags of aftermath. Until a 'crisis' has been proclaimed, no one pays much attention-no legislator anyway. Firstly then, the particular inequalities of certain games may not be likely anyway. Perhaps not, in so far that the book has to be selective anyway, in only selecting out some of the world's traditions. However, they ignored his advice and came anyway. If thicker shells are really better for the snail, why don't they have them anyway? If certiorari only declares what is the case anyway, why would a person bother to seek such an order? The reforms have not, anyway, been universally successful and are now under attack. Efforts to abolish the political fund were unsuccessful, but in the event were unnecessary anyway. The first numbers refer to the percent of occasions on which both is included, conditional on a plural reference being made anyway. Anyway, we learned to mistrust easy answers to problems without precedent. The first is that each stakeholder in the process will do their selfinterested cost-benefit analysis anyway. Justification is simplest for the impartial rule theorist, for she believes principles are more or less meaningless anyway. After all, employees can choose better than employers (who don't know much about managed care anyway). These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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