Kolomoisky took the news quite well, leading to speculation about what he'd received in return.
More lending should mean more buying which could soak up diminished inventory quite quickly, leading to rising prices.
His father died while Jim was quite young, leading him to leave Preston Manor county school, Wembley, at 16 and train to be an accountant.
Language elsewhere in the majority opinion was quite sweeping, leading Justice John Paul Stevens, in the dissenting opinion, to assert that "the court's view of reliance is unduly stringent and unmoored from authority".
It's looking horribly as if the universities opened their doors, but the jobs didn't quite follow, leading too many stranded with sky-high expectations and nothing much to do.
The inference I make from these Ipsos polls is that Mr. Romney must have polled very well in the most recent interviews it conducted, late Thursday and early Friday morning, quite possibly leading Mr. Obama, in order to have made up so much ground.
Salford's trip to Hull FC on Thursday night is another significant fixture for both clubs, with Dr Marwan Koukash making clear to Brian Noble that he quite fancies leading out his Red Devils at Wembley, and Adam Pearson keen for Hull to set the record straight after their final flop last August.
However, measurements and corresponding protocols in literature are quite diverse, leading to varying results and conclusions.
Indeed, the interaction between these elements is quite complex, leading to intractable decision making problems.
I was quite nervous leading into it because Victoria has been in such good form leading into the Games".
