"I do not dispute that there have been substantial differentials," he said, but argued that the economic cycles were still broadly tending to converge.
In that sense it has always seemed to me odd that scientists – and I'm speaking very broadly obviously – tend toward atheism rather than agnosticism.
It's wrong but understandable that in most workplaces the broadly likable tend to get promoted faster than the competent but difficult; that personal chemistry matters, even at the highest level.
Give or take the odd splashy spectacular like Tan Dun's opera "Marco Polo," which played three years ago in the Town Hall, the standing-firm has also tended broadly toward modernism, although that may change.
Broadly, measurement tools tended to focus on multiple, but different, facets of violence, which included: severity of act, severity of outcome, frequency and intent, with each suggested as a valid outcome measure for violent acts.
The polls taken so far show her running the strongest of the three Republican candidates against Mr. Torricelli, perhaps because New Jersey's broadly moderate electorate has tended to favor activist, problem-oriented candidates.
Broadly, the Argentinian sample tended to have more unfavorable demographic characteristics, while the North American sample presented with in several substantive ways more unfavorable illness characteristics (in spite having more favorable demographic characteristics).
The average ranking assigned to each beer loosely correlated with its level of dilution: The tasters could broadly tell which beers tended to be more diluted.
Broadly speaking, economists tend to think of price discrimination as a good thing for businesses and customers.
The problem, Mr. McAndrews explained, is that, broadly speaking, people tend to equate prostitution with illegal prostitution — a grim world of exploitation, crime and desperation.
But more broadly, tax competition (tending to lower tax rates) is just what the EU needs; tax harmonisation (meaning raising them) just what it does not.
