"That's a view that has come very strongly to us from the principals, " Sir Robert replied.
The insurgent candidate must now win, or come very close, in the next primary election: South Carolina on February 19th.
Support for free trade and free markets tends to come very far down the agenda, if it features at all.
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It has come very late - on day five of the trial - and the day before the prosecution was due to close its case.
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And he's made a point that we have and that we've come very far in race relations - we haven't come far enough.
But Rwanda has come very far, very fast, from the lowest level of human-induced catastrophe that left it morally, socially, politically, and financially bankrupt.
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These kinds of explanations come very naturally to most economists, whose models are usually built on the assumption that economic decision-makers are responding in a rational way to the incentives they face.
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Instead of buying all 500 stocks in the index for you, Fidelity buys an artfully selected subset of 150 or so whose combined results are likely to come very, very close to the results for the whole index.
And if there is one thing we've learned in the past half century, it is that very great things come in very small packages.
Had they paid tax in California, the case might have come out very differently.
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The thick baby blanket that we included in the newborn kits will come in very handy.
This is the second year that bursaries have been offered, and they have come in very useful.
This could come in very handy if banks are closed and ATM and credit card machines are down.
There are challenges that remain, but it's important to remember that Egypt has come a very long way.
Waugh said the symptoms of the disease had come on very rapidly and so were very difficult to spot.
And though we come from very different traditions, both of our nations have a bit of tension between government and industry.
"It is special as milestones don't come around very too often so when they do you should enjoy them, " he said.
But behavioral change may come about very slowly worldwide, and so far plans for international expansion by Big Tobacco remain intact.
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Stocks have come a very long way, with the past two plus years marking a most profitable time for long shareholders.
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Size and growth are two attributes that don't come together very often.
Fundraising costs, in turn, can swell if expensive direct mail or telemarketing is used, or if donations come in very small amounts.
If I follow this recipe, the dish will come out very delicious.
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But crime levels have come down and they've come down very considerably.
You know, I mean it's somehow inevitable when you're a dad just against your own best instincts you come off very authoritarian and...
He said he wanted to give Lindley "a taste of custody" and warned he had come "very, very close" to a spell in prison.
Certainly his expertise both in this field, but also in these communities, is something that is going to come in very handy to this response.
It's been noted widely that there are a lot of immigrant students who come from very modest backgrounds economically that end up doing very well.
They've come out very strongly today against what has been happening.
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