(I remembered living in Morocco, where country hospitality was measured by size of the sugar cone in your tea).
on Moose Lake: Sees neither pickerel nor bass" and think Europe has burned to ground by size of headlines.
(This varies somewhat by size of the goal, with the largest projects more likely to fail).
It has a special section of data on firearm homicides - and provides detailed information by size of population and compared to other crimes.
"If you look at the rate of rent increases by size of apartment," Ms. Packes said, "you notice that the largest increases are for the smallest sizes.
Another interesting fact about this month is that it is the second most volatile, after October, when measured by size of trading range.
Constitutional specialists said Mr. Basescu's room for maneuver would be determined by size of the center-left coalition's victory.
During that period, no other group of businesses, measured by size of firm, increased their overall share of city businesses.
Both communities realized that by the end of the mandate period the region's future would be determined by size of population and ownership of land.
That description still seems absurd in most of the country, the world's 11th-largest by population and 14th-biggest by size of economy.
The Treasury Department has now helpfully addressed this shortcoming by culling hiring-and-firing data from the Bureau of Labour Statistics by size of establishment.
