Yet issuance of convertibles fell by 11% this year, showing that volatility reflects more deep-seated questions of credit quality and transparency.Whatever next?
Such discounts to net worth, which are seen at many other global banks, reflect deep-seated questions about banking business models in light of changing financial markets, tougher regulation and the superlow interest-rate environment.
Indeed, one of the original objectives of phylogeography comparative was to resolve deep-seated questions about how climate change drives community assembly and evolution of whole biotas [ 85].
If such judgements express deep-seated attitudes, the question answers itself.
But a once cocksure region is also displaying a deep-seated insecurity — raising the question of whether there's really a bubble about to pop or whether Silicon Valley is just suffering from post-traumatic stress.
On 6 November, the Lord Chief Justice, Sir John Popham (a man with a deep-seated hatred of Catholics) questioned Rookwood's servants.
That's the no-muss, no-fuss, party line you'll get if you ask most teachers, but as I sense some deep-seated neuroses lurking underneath your question, I must put on my well-worn psychoanalyst hat to get at the honest, more complex answer.
I'd read that she didn't do interracial scenes, but I had no idea that it was because of her deep-seated bigotry, so naturally my first question was why she didn't bang black guys.
A deep-seated fear of their masculinity being questioned could explain why many men react against a female colleague in a more senior role by behaving in a more self-assured and difficult manner, the scientists suggest.
Revelation of the cell's existence in late 2011 shocked Germans and raised questions about a deep-seated disregard for the threat of the far-right among security authorities who failed for the better part of a decade to stop the group's killings and bombings of minorities throughout the country.
