FOR a long time, the economics of the minimum wage was easy to grasp and provided ample reason to dislike wage floors.
Salavon is one of Chicago's more significant artists and there's ample evidence in the show to grasp his broad appeal.
Only cynics would note that the oil and gas industry is his leading funder; a more charitable assessment of the senator's intellect and grasp of science gives one ample reason to credit his sincerity.
Levy's look at Lewis's character is as complex as a novel; his grasp of show business is both ample and deep; and, above all, he takes Lewis's art seriously, aptly considering Lewis's performance and direction as remarkably personal works of art.
According to Cheffins, the Rover was fitted with a wide passenger seat to accommodate Churchill's ample posterior and a leather strap for the P.M. to grasp when entering and exiting the vehicle.
If economies perk up and a rate cut turns out to have been unnecessary, it can be reversed: with ample excess capacity, the risk of inflation taking off is low.Many central bankers do not seem to grasp that this economic cycle is different from its predecessors.
Olin Downes, reviewing the performance in The New York Times, wrote that "she interpreted the Aida part with a complete grasp of its dramatic and lyrical elements, prevailingly with beauty and color of tone, with ample sonority and with the style of a musician".
