Apart from consumption, the downward pressure on economic growth from an enduring stock market correction comes from changes to capital spending, stock options, pension fund contributions and debt.
In states that haven't expanded Medicaid, hospitals are enduring the funding reductions without the increase in insured patients, though.
And his description of enduring bureaucratic and funding crises in order to serve audiences who seem only to want light entertainment (ideally featuring a star from TV) was made before the recent cuts in central and local government cultural subsidy, which have made it even tougher.
The advocacy group of 51 universities said it was recognizing his "strong and enduring commitment to funding … basic research".
Congress should not be funding "enduring" U.S. military bases in Afghanistan.
RiskMetrics, a risk-management firm, produced a report on April 3rd that revived enduring concerns about the funds' complexity, leverage, ability to cover dividends, and governance.Macquarie's fund-management approach differs from that of many other global asset managers.
With President Bollinger's help, we received a $75 million pledge from Herbert and Florence Irving to create professorships, current-use funds, and enduring endowments for Precision Medicine at Columbia, which is led by Tom Maniatis, PhD, our Chair of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics.
Simpson, 27, was removed from the list of British athletes who receive lottery funding after enduring an injury-hit season.
Despite her enduring popularity, a formidable fund-raising network and near unanimous support from her party, Mrs. Clinton, Republican leaders believe, is vulnerable to appearing a has-been.
Maine voters, despite enduring a long election funded from afar, don't like to be told that they are electing a puppet, nor are they likely to believe it.
