He ascribes gold's present good fortune to a broad shift out of American shares and bonds because of an Enron-induced malaise rather than to any revival in gold's role as the ultimate store of value.
When the dynamic pooling among metabolites for the nRBC at a normal versus an increased load were compared, there was broad shifting of pooling between metabolites, with significant changes occurring between glycolytic intermediates and adenosine metabolites, and between nucleotide precursors and pentose phosphates.
Claire Conlon, press secretary for De León, said the committee changes were part of a broader shift of assignments for legislators.
He will be replaced there in the course of a broader shift of West German envoys that is expected to occur in the second half of this year.
What will be the impact on outlook, vision, and management perspectives from the ever-increasing diversity of people, in conjunction with a growing shift in worker's orientations to the job, to what they look for from management, and to what they define as "success?" All of the above are parts of a broader shift of mentality, values, outlook on life, and behavior.
"These events may well come to be viewed as symptomatic of a broader shifting of the tectonic plates that make up the energy landscape, with significant developments in both the supply of energy and its demand".
A series of fortunate events My dad wants you to elect me Definitely out of bounds Surfer chick makes waves Dropping the anchorman Reprints Related items Dirty politics: The art of kebabbingSep 16th 2004Mr Rather's retirement epitomises two broader shifts of power.
The findings are part of a broad shift in the rate of Caesarean deliveries, which had risen steeply since the mid-1990s.
In the most significant sign yet of a broad shift in the focus of Alzheimer's research from treating to preventing the disease, the federal government announced on Wednesday its largest grant so far to test an Alzheimer's drug on healthy people at greatest risk for the most common form of the disease.
Mr. Farley and others attributed the broad shift in the perception of danger to a handful of factors, including increased focus on the problem by the media and by federal regulators, and the explosion of text messaging.
