But even until 1929 it still clung on in this club, only to face a slow and widening relative decline thereafter.
A slow corrosion worked between Ennis and Alma, no real trouble, just widening water.
In 2012, personal income taxes and payroll taxes raised $1.9 trillion, compared with $242 billion raised from corporate taxes, a disparity that contributes to widening inequality and, in turn, to a slow economy and less social mobility.
Entire worlds open up for the viewer in simple movements like a slow turning of a carefully held hand or a quick backward glance, the performer's chin ducking below her shoulder as she widens her eyes with enigmatic emotion.
They accounted for how poverty, low mother's education, bad neighborhood quality, and a slew of other factors widen the gender gap.
The National Strategic Plan for Rural Vitalization from 2018 to 2022 aims to boost rural incomes and living standards, closing a widening wealth gap and boosting a slowing economy.
The National Strategic Plan for Rural Vitalization from 2018 to 2022 aims to boost rural incomes and living standards, closing a widening wealth gap and boosting a slowing economy.
But attempts to widen his appeal, principally with a slew of endorsements, failed to expand Villaraigosa's backing substantially beyond his liberal and Latino bases of support.
The accumulating signs of economic distress — slower growth, a widening current-account deficit, higher oil prices and rising inflation in general — suggest that the monthlong fall of the Indian rupee in currency markets may be a symptom of fundamental troubles in the Indian economy and not just part of the broader difficulties experienced by Asian emerging market currencies in recent weeks.
Less widening of pulse pressure with age would be consistent with, consistent with a slower "rate of aging" phenotype.
