In 1986, when core inflation dropped from around 4% to just below 3%, the Fed responded with a quick series of rate cuts, totalling about 150 basis points.
He's a full-fledged showman, a dancer who, on Friday night, could do a quick series of splits or hop up a staircase two steps at a time.
Mr. Cornejo effortlessly tosses off a quick series of air turns (first singles, then doubles), but then moves on to something simpler that's just as delicious.
House leaders said there would probably be a quick series of one-minute speeches that customarily begin each legislative day -- perhaps five each for Democrats and Republicans.
Should talks fail, she indicated, the company faces the prospect of a quick series of hearings next spring to enable her to fashion a tough and broad penalty.
As Andrew Veyette takes Ashley Bouder through a quick series of lifts to right and left, her legs beat together (cabrioles) to one side while her body twists to the same side.
But new research suggests that parents can lessen the sting of an injection by soothing their babies with a quick series of comforting measures, including a popular technique called swaddling.
The judge also indicated that if the talks failed, the company faced the prospect of a quick series of hearings next spring that would enable her to fashion a tough and broad penalty.
After a quick series of auditions and screen tests that have dazed the teenager and his family, he is playing Jeffrey, the son of Bob Patterson, who is portrayed by Mr. Alexander.
As the company grew through a quick series of acquisitions, Mr. Sprecher won a reputation for being the "enfant terrible" of the energy industry, with a "sharp eye for identifying opportunities and seizing on them in a very aggressive way," Dr. Pirrong said.
ROME — Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has promised fellow European leaders a quick series of wide-ranging changes to get Italy's imperiled economy back on track, but it is not clear that he has the political clout to enact them, leaving the country and the euro zone still at risk of a collapse.
