And America's population is growing smartly, so GDP per head has grown a good deal more sluggishly than GDP as a whole.
Not surprisingly, the songwriting isn't always very interesting, and Mr. Lyttle's voice sometimes seems less expressive than the computers that filter it, but the album is short and smartly produced, so there's not much to complain about.
By setting the 'office' standard schools ensure that people are dressed reasonably smartly so the school looks professional and high quality.
He reads the game so smartly, so intelligently, so quickly that he makes the decisive pass quicker than most players can see it.
"As California goes, so goes the nation, and right now the best thing this country can do to enhance public safety, decrease incarceration, and smartly regulate drugs so that they don't fall into the hands of kids is to legalize marijuana," retired lieutenant commander Diane Goldstein of the Redondo Beach Police Department said in a press release.
"It's pretty clear that Joe Jackson intelligently and smartly dismissed this case so he, his wife and children can focus on Michael Jackson's life instead of the circumstances of his death".
Having spent the past several years living in Amsterdam and researching a book about its history, I now find that virtually anywhere I walk in this city, whose center has been so tenderly and smartly maintained, I am jostled by ghosts.
This unified nomenclature clarifies the nightmare and confusion of arbitrary gene annotation of the highly divergent RF genes characterized and deposited in gene bank databases so far and smartly eases data processes and classification in various comparative genomic studies and phylogenetic relationship between extended RF gene superfamily.
But the conceit is smartly wrought, so much so that the attempts at comic relief (from a C.G.I. chipmunk and a henchman played by Timothy Spall) seem not just lumpen but superfluous.
