Economic woes may have ebbed slightly over the past month but the economy remains the dominant concern, as it has been for the past three-and-a-half years.
There were hints on Tuesday that such fears, stemming in large part from the meltdown in mortgage markets, were ebbing slightly.
Nearly two-thirds of Americans now say humans are responsible, and while the percentage of people who think climate will pose a serious threat in their lifetime has ebbed slightly, that number is still well over half the population.
Growth in U.S. health care spending ebbed slightly in 2002, climbing 9.6% compared with 10% the year before, but costs are still ballooning at more than three times the rate of inflation, a study released Wednesday said.
Since 2009, the intensity of the rivalry has ebbed slightly, however the Boxing Day clash still attracts the largest league attendance of the season.
Since 2009, the intensity of the rivalry has ebbed slightly, as has the duo's direct competition over the available silverware.
Under D'Antoni, 20.9 possessions per game ended with a pick-and-roll play — a rate that ebbed only slightly in Woodson's first seven games but has since dropped to 16.9 without Lin and Stoudemire.
But in summer -- when the snow has melted, the double-parked Gulfstreams have disappeared from Sardy Field, and the lines of Hollywood agents dutifully checking their BlackBerrys while waiting to get into the members-only Caribou Club have ebbed -- a slightly different Aspen emerges, the Colorado mountain town returning to its roots.
(I know you, like me, don't know Rob, but I'm hoping someone in OBOland does)." An early impression is that having the extra man inside the ring makes the middle overs slightly less boring and slightly more likely to ebb and flow like Test cricket, which has to be a good thing.
Wariness may begin to ebb.
