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Ian Stewart Quotes
«Religion hinges upon faith, politics hinges upon who can tell the most convincing lies or maybe just shout the loudest, but science hinges upon whether its conclusions resemble what actually happens»
Author: Ian Stewart
| About:
Faith,
Religion
| Keywords:
conclusions, convincing, happen upon, hinge, hinges, hinge on, loudest, resemble, shout
«First is first, and second is nowhere»
Author: Ian Stewart
| Keywords:
nowhere
«After going behind we started to pass the ball around and that led to us getting back into the game and pushing home our advantage.»
Author: Ian Stewart
«I had a full-strength squad until three of my first team picked up knocks at training on Thursday.»
Author: Ian Stewart
«Everything moves on and it is only natural there is another team that will come along and be better. And this one looks like being the one,»
Author: Ian Stewart
«Why is it a good idea? It's sort of the natural evolution of Colonial Downs, ... We now gain control of the track and the operation of the [off-track betting parlors]. Technically, under the contract, we had very little say.»
Author: Ian Stewart
«We are cautious about growth in Europe in 2003,»
Author: Ian Stewart
«It was pitch black. The children were sick and wetting their pants. Some elderly people were fainting, dehydrated.»
Author: Ian Stewart
«The forecasts have been a bit too sanguine, given that the lead indicators of input prices have been quite strong.»
Author: Ian Stewart
«Labor costs are moderating, productivity is rising and pricing indicators are all very subdued.»
Author: Ian Stewart