The Morgan Stanley cyclical index, which includes stocks that are deemed most dependent on a strong economy, rose 1.8percentt Monday, with companies like International Paper, U.S. Steel and PPG Industries, a diversified producer of chemical and industrial products, all gaining at least 4percentt.
He deployed many of the attack lines that went unused in Denver, going after Mr. Romney's business record, his personal income taxes and, in the debate's final minutes, his comments about the 47 percent of Americans he once deemed too dependent on government.
In a tersely worded press release this week, S&P suggested it is reviewing the grades of governments deemed particularly dependent on federal support.
It is code for excluding older candidates from applying for jobs deemed so dependent on their use of technology, that older generations -- Boomers, and likely even older GenXers -- couldn't possibly qualify or keep up.
A Moving average and variance over 12-month blocks of time was used because the viral load and the CD4 cell count at a given time point are deemed less dependent on current than on past adherence.
In hyperalphalipoproteinemia cases, we found a diminished TG/HDL-C plasma ratio that has been deemed as critically dependent on insulin activity [ 44].
Previously, the public charge designation applied to people who immigration officials deemed at risk of becoming dependent on cash assistance or help with long-term care.
They were dependent on no one.
Previous examinations of the impact of multi-source feedback (MSF) support this statement as they have suggested that the extent to which feedback is deemed valuable is dependent, in part, on the degree to which the feedback can be reconciled with one's self-assessments (Sargeant et al. 2008).
And preserving General Motors and Chrysler (even with the latter now under the control of Fiat) and supplier companies dependent on them making cars was deemed in the best interest of the many.
