More importantly, in the recovery from the Great Recession, job growth appears focused in small businesses; U.S. job growth since 2008 in firms with fewer than 50 employees exceeded that of large companies by a multiple of ten in one study, and by several times in another.
Not only was Storelli paid more than the prime minister, her taxpayer subsidised salary exceeded that of state school principals by a multiple of between three and four.
The company has exceeded earnings estimates for each of the last five quarters, Mr. Giordano said, but still trades at 12 times earnings, well below a peer, Merrill Lynch, at a multiple of 17.
We provided a rule of thumb for when the time spent by the focal allele at a certain frequency exceeds a given multiple of the respective time without linkage.
The total exceeds by several multiples those of the Titanic (fifteen hundred) and the Lusitania (twelve hundred), though it was approached, we learn in "Crabwalk," by the toll of two other German ships, the Cap Arcona and the Goya; seven thousand souls died in each when they were sunk by Allied forces, in the chaotic last weeks of the Second World War in Europe.
That exceeded, by 2 cents a share, the average forecast of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call.
"Demand has exceeded by far the projections of even two years ago," Ben Schuman, an analyst at Pacific Crest Securities, said.
With the government's target of £3bn procurement savings exceeded by £1bn, a year early.
A multiple of several times $10 million by some accounts.
Both genotypes are associated with in vitro MICs that exceed by multiple dilutions the established epidemiologic cutoff value (ECV) of ≤1 μg/mL published by the European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing and Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute members for medical azole agents (9, 13 ).
Shareholder equity is exceeded by long-term debt, a concern for certain types of value investors.
