Though he sees a bumpy recovery ahead, Mr. Case says that publicly traded REITs are projected to lead the rebound in commercial real estate, in part because they have the ability to raise money by selling securities, an option not available to credit-starved private firms.
And what perfect descriptions as one contemplates the parallel between films and dreams (or "bumpy nightmares," as the case may be --where Andre be --wheres Sigmund Freud and Geist dared to tread during the eight-year process of writing his critical be --where
In this case, after a bumpy 13-mile drive on national forest roads, we reached the highest point on Arizona's Kaibab Plateau, a spot called Marble Viewpoint.
Therefore, we conclude that even a potentially advantageous institutional setting, which on the one hand allows for smooth transitions, does on the other hand not protect the young from adverse consequences in case they happen to experience bumpy transitions.
If this is not the case and the background surface is bumpy, that is, there are peaks and troughs in the risk surface, this may indicate generalized or broad-scale clustering of the disease.
If untreated, bumps and pimples develop and, in severe cases, the nose becomes swollen and bumpy (rhinophyma).
If that's the case, then Google should prepare for a bumpy 2006.
The lawsuit has had a bumpy ride.
Mr. Miller, who joined Corning in July, is retired from DuPont, which also resisted pressure from investors to focus on an area -- in DuPont's case, life sciences -- that turned out as bumpy as telecommunications.
The black case is made of hard plastic partially sheathed in bumpy black leather, giving the device a sort of high-tech-meets-classic-Day Timer appearance.
