Just leave it there as it stands.
The law as it stands is unworkable.
It seems quite plausible but actually as it stands this argument is fallacious.
But as it stands it also provides a contemplative, wistful and sometimes disturbing view of England.
I will leave the matter as it stands for the present.
I don't know the whole background, so I can only judge the case as it stands.
I can make a profit on this purchase, just as it stands;
The quarrel is a very pretty quarrel as it stands; we should only spoil it by trying to explain it.
So perhaps as it stands, the system of dietary laws does in fact emphasize reverence for life.
It is unusual to view the XML file as it stands. Instead, people use a so-called feed reader, a simple program that reads and formats the feed.
We are told that we shall 'break the heart of the world' if we do not take this league just as it stands.
If you try to send this request to the server as it stands, the result might not be what you expect (see Listing 5).
In addition, the existing capacity also needs refurbishment because, as it stands today, a quarter of Africa's installed power generation capacity is not operational.
If you've answered yes to any of these questions then I'd wager a guess that the relationship you are examining isn't that meaningful as it stands right now, there are too many conditions.
But as it stands I think we have to notice that this meaning of Nietzsche performs a bifurcation of his position into 2 views that don't affect one another.
