But Pelosi's age she will be eighty for the Speakership election in 2020 and the fact that she's faced a sizable uprising suggests that she may not be able to hold on at the top for much longer.
Its friendly name and sizable budget suggest an altruistic resource for all five boroughs: the Community Outreach Unit of the New York City Council, a taxpayer-financed office that has organized rallies to protect student subway discounts and sponsored adult education fairs.
That is down from 13percentt at the end of last year, but it is still a sizable ratio, which suggests that investors are not dumping their entire savings into the stock market, at least for now.
The current relationship, however, between the auction clearing price for a "current" vintage allowance and the corresponding ICE product suggests a sizable reduction in uncertainty about the likelihood of the program persisting.
Democratic voters, of course, overwhelmingly take this position, and support their senators opposing a Supreme Court nominee on these grounds, but, interestingly, the poll suggests that sizable majorities of those categorized as "swing voters" and "independents" share the view.
Evidence beyond Arizona on state omnibus immigration laws, many of which included a universal E-Verify mandate, suggests a sizable drop in the population of unauthorized immigrants in states that adopted such laws (Good 2013).1.1
File it under 'chilling effects': A new report by the Pew research centre suggests a sizable minority of people in the U.S. have changed their behavior and use of technology to try to avoid online government surveillance programs in the wake of disclosures triggered by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The rosier 2014 jobs numbers, coupled with the sizable bump in January, suggests California's recovery has not slowed.
But, if Hillary is the nominee, the younger voters who prefer Bernie will not likely vote for Trump over Hillary, but history suggests a sizable fraction of them will not vote at all.
The sizable leap in emissions suggests that limiting rising average temperatures to less than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) -- a threshold that many scientists believe is crucial for preventing runaway and irreversible impacts of climate change -- will be an increasingly elusive goal.
In sum, this analysis suggests a sizable majority of our empirically determined enhancers are regulatorily active.
