Martin: There's not any more they could or should do?
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It's not any more than if you go to the restaurant.
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Not any more, says Alex Teague, the company's senior vice-president.
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Not any more: the age of referendums is here to stay.
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Punish your enemies It's just not any more complicated than that.
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This, and not any more formal philosophy, shapes his eclectic vision.
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And I'm sorry, Charles, but we're relevant and you're not any more.
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And it was somewhat true, for a while; but not any more.
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Poaching used to be a problem, he says, but not any more.
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"Maybe he's not any more, I'll be honest with you," Trump replied.
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Budget phones used to be unbearably janky and slow, but not any more.
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The film has a very different ending, but it's not any more satisfying.
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No one is paying attention to individuals online, at least not any more.
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This is not to say its new cause is not any more worthy.
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And if you don't, it's not any more scary than the real world.
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Kyrie deserves his share of the blame, but not any more than anybody else.
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Previously, free users could only add five notes a month, but not any more.
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"Not any more," said Alexander Vogt, head of the LGBT+ section of the party.
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Meirelles, if not any more popular, has a lower disapproval rating than the president.
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Not any more, of course—the playoffs have stretched into June for years now.
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Siri sounds a lot nicer as well, although it's not any more capable than before.
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He admits that he was one of those individuals himself, but he's not any more.
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The bottom line: Medicaid isn't broken — at least, not any more than private insurance is.
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Not any more: as of this week, you can publicly endorse political candidates on Facebook.
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Not any more: now failed rains, even for two years running, cause only localised distress.
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I'm making the monthly payments but not any more than that, which isn't really helpful.
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It does not, any more than a die is broken if it rolls a one.
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But it's time to press on, and there's not any more to say about that.
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"We used to go to McDonald&aposs all the time, but not any more," Waller said.
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A year ago there were a lot of questions about the CSeries' future: not any more.
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According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, not any more so than other popular sports.
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"[Sex workers' problems are] not any more difficult than any other self-employed person," Burns admits.
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Sure, but not any more or less than any Democrat running in a competitive race here.
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"We are now fully priced for three hikes for 214, but not any more," he said.
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Not any more, said Lewis Altfest, chief executive of Altfest Personal Wealth Management in New York.
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These will not happen for a reason, not any more than they ever happened for any reason.
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Attorneys for Cohen have said that he was interested in receiving pardon, but is not any more.
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There used to be queues around the block to come and see certain trials; not any more.
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It was not any more about being "musical" or not, but "understanding" the sound, like a language.
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He's not any more likely than his current boss to want to do anything about climate change.
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"It was, undeniably, a DeVos family production at first, though not any more," MLive reported in 2015.
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The secretary replied that the interview was not any more "confrontational" than others in which he has participated.
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But not any more — starting today, Facebook Messenger supports Instant Articles just as the flagship Facebook app does.
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Despite the services of a translator, he was not any more eager to answer questions from American reporters.
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"We're not any more special than anybody else, but we are targets," Loudermilk told reporters in the Capitol.
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It's not any more accurate, or less accurate by itself — analysts in Asia just look at it differently.
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Syracuse's Brittney Sykes couldn't beat them, not any more than anyone else in women's college basketball could have.
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"After 20 years people will remember us not any more (than just) &apos98 — and this is what I wanted."
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"Grid girls, as we have seen holding drivers' number cards, are not any more a part of Formula One".
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Another US federal government study found that miscarriage among flight attendants was not any more common than among teachers.
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Mercury and Neptune's meeting created an amorphous atmosphere, and the new moon was energizing, but not any more clarifying.
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In fact, baby boomers between 55 and 25 are not any more lonely than previous generations, said one study.
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Unfortunately, our enemies are not any more insulated from the reality of the world in which Manning's traitorous actions occurred.
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Not any more: This was the second resolution it has brought forward at the council in the past nine months.
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Really not any more inconvenient than a standard gas burning car – though our fueling cost was less ... Our cost was $130.
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These may seem way more complex than your average, cheese-filled, Pinterest zucchini-boat recipe, but they're not any more laborious.
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They are not any more or less benevolent than UPS (although I vastly prefer UPS, thanks to their Teamsters-organized workforce).
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As you know, Kylie's boyfriend, Tyga, is Chyna's baby daddy and the friction has been palpable, but apparently not any more.
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Hotels used to be a bad business, but not any more, says Yutaka Kawamura of Mitsui Fudosan, Japan's biggest property developer.
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"The data seem to imply that there's not any more uncertainty in the upcoming announcement than in any previous ones," Hait said.
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It's not any more fun than it sounds, but fun is not really part of the equation with Francesa at this point.
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Well, not any more, as an app named Button Mapper now lets you remap the squeeze feature in the new Pixel handsets.
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This is not any more of a "choice," in any meaningful sense, than that faced by the refugee fleeing overt physical violence.
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No one's life is at stake (at least, not any more than usual), nothing's about to explode, no shoe's about to drop.
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Moreover, they are not contained inside the DNA, not any more than my new bookshelf is contained inside the how-to manual.
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And my grandfather doubted that England, Ireland or Canada would welcome him, well-dressed or not, any more than they welcomed German Jews.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil majors have long been passive watchers of the pump war between OPEC and U.S. shale producers, but not any more.
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President Trump should give North Korea 30 days – and not any more time – to cut a deal on its abandonment of its nuclear arms.
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"If you're a woman suffering from these symptoms, this study suggests you're not any more likely to benefit from taking prescription tablets," she said.
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I trust that it's not any more fragile than other phones, but the broad expanses of curved glass have me a little worried about scratches.
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No one can prove or disprove these things, not any more than anyone can prove or disprove love or fear or any other human emotion.
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Physicians with more claims were also not any more likely than those with fewer or no complaints to move to another state and continue practicing.
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That means you're not any more at risk in a restaurant than in other public places, such as on public transit or in retail stores.
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Despite his recurrent rows of pies and cakes, Thiebaud is not a pastry fanatic (or at least not any more than Cézanne had an apple fetish).
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It's easier to feel empathy for people who are like us (and like people we know) even when they're not any more deserving than someone else.
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It would all be just as amazing without the clock or the scoreboard, but to a certain extent it's not any more transporting than watching fireworks.
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" PEARL, A 69-YEAR-OLD RETIREE: "I think the conditions have changed, this is not any more just about the bill, it is about something else.
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She says the SVCF lost "a few" donors (she declined to be specific) and not any more than it and other foundations do any other year.
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If cables are built on a history of political power dynamics, it's not any more democratic today when businesses control those same means of information, is it?
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"Russia said they will definitely be discussing with us how to organize the evacuations, but they are not any more promising any pause (in fighting)," Egeland said.
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It is not difficult to get up off the tracks, really, or not any more difficult than climbing out of the deep end of a swimming pool.
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There is no way for a website to be sad, really, not any more than a vacuum cleaner can be bored or a blender can experience disgust.
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They're not any more likely to support policies that would make it harder for their neighbors to stay in the United States, or bring their family members here.
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"However, the insurance undertakings would not any more be authorized to carry out insurance activities with regard to these cross-border insurance contracts," EIOPA said in a statement.
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Abby Jo Hamele (pronounced hah-mil-lee) (if you were wondering) P.S. I will answer youpr questions in class forever so theere are not any more awkard silence.
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For a time high prices for agricultural commodities around the world disguised the effects of such daft policies, by boosting rural incomes, but not any more (see chart).
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He defended the policy by saying the virus was already widespread, so workers exposed in a hospital setting were not any more exposed than anybody on the subway.
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" Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said: "They are maybe not any more in our family but they are still our neighbours so we should have respect for each other.
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Now, unlike the 2000 film, the mind-reading ability confirms what was already clear to the audience: Ali's male co-workers are not any more qualified than she is.
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Constancio said that he was not any more concerned about low core inflation than earlier, but would like to see a turning point, reflecting productivity growth and better headline inflation.
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I'm not trying to fool you here: what Parker posts is not any more an authentic curation of her life than what Kim Kardashian or the White House photographer posts.
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Bob said, "I&aposm living in the era where you cross the threshold of &aposthere&aposs all the wood in the world&apos to &aposthere&aposs not any more.&apos"
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Law enforcement personnel understand that refugees who thrive in their new American communities are not any more likely to join gangs, commit crimes or support terrorist activity than Americans generally.
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The group, also known by its Persian name Mujahideen-e-Khalq, was once listed as a terrorist organization by the United States and the European Union but is not any more.
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The NFL as it is talked, tweeted, written, and screamed about, is a proxy for any number of luridly unresolved national issues, and that's not any more fun than it sounds.
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While some meat products are produced under horrible conditions for the animals and workers and contribute significantly to climate change, dairy products are not any more "humane" than animal meat products.
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It's also not any more resistant to fingerprints than the One, even though this is a speaker that's meant to be handled and moved around, not just sit in one place.
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But Tobias Vallone, piercer at Pure Body Arts in New York, tells us that like other piercings, this one might hurt, but not any more so than another area of the body.
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Kids can't really play games or get into too much trouble on the E Ink display — not any more than they'd be able to get into at the local library, at least.
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That, however, is not enough, not any more, because for the vast majority of clubs in the Premier League there is no choice between winning while playing poorly and losing while playing well.
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The artillery was intended to harass Vietcong; but there were no Vietcong in My Lai, not any more at least, so it merely damaged houses and dikes and forced residents to hide in bunkers.
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He wasn't playing to his strengths quite as much—not any more, not really, not when he gave up on using the whole field as he did—but that doesn't mean he wasn't using them.
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There is some evidence the approach can help people with chronic back pain — but not any more than over-the-counter painkillers or exercise, and you need to take precautions when seeking out a chiropractor.
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The high deductible is how patients experience it, but from a macro level, it's like: Okay, we were adding square feet of hospital at a pretty rapid per capita clip, and we're not any more.
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LONDON (Reuters) - W Series founder Catherine Bond Muir admits there were times when she wondered whether she had wasted years of her life setting up the all-female single-seater championship, but not any more.
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A "pro" phone might do some of those tasks faster or better, due to more RAM, more powerful processors, better screens, or longer battery life, but it's not any more "professionally" focused than an ordinary version.
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Star-Lord Current status: Dead When the third installment of "Guardians of the Galaxy" was in the doldrums there was a question mark hanging over the fate of Peter Quill/Star-Lord, but not any more.
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" DEPUTY GOVERNOR BEN BROADBENT ON BANKS PASSING ON HIGHER INTEREST RATES TO SAVERS "It's not the case that banks are fleecing their customers, or at least not any more than they were on average over the past.
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VeraCrypt used to be TrueCrypt, and the story of why it's not any more is a convoluted crypto soap opera with plot holes the size of Mars, and it is frankly outside the scope of this guide.
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According to TSN, IIHF President Rene Fasel said after Wednesday's meeting that he was returning to the governing body's Zurich headquarters with "more work to do" and was not any more optimistic about NHL participation in the Games.
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Erdoğan recently suggested swapping Brunson for Gülen, showing his obvious hand that the pastor is a pawn in his game, not any more a coup plotter than the tens of thousands of other arrested supposed coup co-conspirators.
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Art history is embedded in Wayne's work, and so it's not any more peculiar to chance upon a deliberate overture to the Modernist grid or Barnett Newman's "zip" than it is to notice a casual reference to Hokusai ("Heirloom").
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And some of the consequences may of course be that the smaller companies may find that it's not any more worthwhile to try to do something new because they will never be able to show it to the potential customer.
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Retailing for $24.99, they're not any more expensive than their non-metallic counterparts, so Minnie enthusiasts (like Disney Channel star Sabrina Carpenter, who showed off her own pair) can stock up between stops at the parks' churro carts and the Matterhorn.
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The committee does consider conference championships as part of the selection criteria, but committee chair Kirby Holcutt said that metric is not any more or less important than things like strength of schedule, strength of wins, and head-to-head results.
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Possibly. But to me, not any more over the top than the way I first had the dish at Antica Trattoria della Pesa, a sturdy and refined old restaurant in Milan that features traditional dishes of the Lombardy region of Italy.
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Despite the low probability of an asteroid impact, its dire consequences mean that this will continue to be an important area of research, one that requires probably about the amount of attention it presently receives—but maybe not any more or less.
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Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo, an associate professor at Johns Hopkins University's Center for Health Security, emphasized that it's not any more dangerous to be out in public than it was a few weeks ago, and that depressed voter turnout would do far more harm than good.
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And for all the talk of how central health care was that year, it was certainly not any more salient than it had been in the other elections since Obamacare was first enacted in 2010—all cycles marking solid-to-historic Republican gains in Congress.
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They're not any more ridiculous, and people don't like me saying this, and I know I shouldn't compare this kind of thing to the mundane, every day, total horseshit civil litigations that take place in courtrooms and in courthouse throughout the country every day.
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Among the top questions — which included concerns about Ms. Hornsey's departure — one stood out, according to two people who reviewed the list: With not any more women on Uber's executive leadership team than there were a year ago, how can employees expect diversity and inclusion to change?
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A 2012 paper by Katherine Freese from the University of Michigan and Christopher Savage from the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics considered what harm WIMPs would have on human beings, and found that they wouldn't be dangerous, or at least not any more worrisome than other daily radiation exposure sources.
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While data suggests that, in fact, immigrants are not any more likely to commit crimes than other groups, Trump has long pushed the idea that undocumented immigrants pose a dangerous threat to the country and his point Tuesday was that sanctuary cities are making the country as a whole more dangerous.
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As a corollary, politicians found fertile ground with the cowboy motif while everyone insisted it was a dead letter; Ronald Reagan, son of suburban Illinois, wearing a cowboy hat and affecting a slight drawl wasn't an accident, not any more than George W. Bush's pretending to be a just-folks ranch hand was.
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Also, when neighborhoods experience a lot of demographic change, they defensively draw attendance zones that further segregate: So let's rehash here: Yes, we can find metrics that show school segregation isn't getting worse; we can find metrics that show our schools are not any more segregated now than they were 30 years ago.
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To be honest, I'm not any more interested in the particulars of af Klint's belief systems than I am in, say, the mysticism that Agnes Martin conveyed when talking about the delicate stripes and grids of her paintings, or the numerical systems and Mayan hieroglyphs that figured in Alfred Jensen's bright, crusty checkerboard abstractions.
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Gyms are not any more risky than "anywhere else where you would be touching things and in somewhat close contact with people — but as the virus is spreading, all of those activities are becoming increasingly risky, especially if you are in a group that is likely to be more severely affected by Covid-19," Smith said.
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I mean I've read that young people today are not any more promiscuous or sexual than they were 20 or 40 or 50 years ago, despite this impression that we have that kids are sexting all the time, like there's all of a sudden this culture where you have to perform your sexuality through technology all the time.
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Your choice to engage with Facebook or Instagram does not boil down to simply whether you are on it or not any more, and the acceptance of social media as a platform for expression and creation as well as socializing means that however you use it or present on it is natural and no longer (for the most part) subject to judgment.
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Also: "We weren't allowed to swear as much and we couldn't tell people to go blow up airports anymore," Elliot said, referring to an episode in which Doucette, not any more unhinged than usual, suggested that the Denver airport had to be blown up, as it was both the seat of the Illuminati and the place from which the Tebow Era Broncos drew their dark powers.
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