With Tuesday's election, Democratic governors in the interior West risk falling in status from endangered to nearly extinct.
Since it was created by the 1946 Employment Act, the Council of Economic Advisers, or C.E.A., has risen and fallen in status several times.
When it comes to exploiting those opportunities, the Kremlin often ignores its own bureaucrats, diplomats and other agents in favor of someone it thinks will get the job done — a charmed group whose members rise and fall in status along with their usefulness to Mr. Putin and his top aides.
It is a measure of how the evening news has fallen in status since then that some of the biggest news stars can be found on the network morning shows, which, with their steadily growing and more demographically desirable audiences, are generating larger revenue.
As Obama takes the reins, running the Democratic Party, as its presidential nominee, Clinton backers will inevitably lose power and fall in status.
Unfortunately the terminal sampling procedure precludes us from testing this directly but it is likely that dominants who fall in status will also exhibit a profound change in their transcript profile correlated with their lower status.
Resumption of radiotherapy was not allowed until the weight loss or fall in performance status was reversed, or the toxicities had receded to ⩽grade 2, regardless of time missed (except for haematological toxicity, when it could be recommenced when the platelet count reached ⩾50 × 10 l−10.
When my father died in late 2010 of a sudden heart attack, my driving ambition for material wealth and social status fell in pieces around me. Security, I had irrevocably learned, was an illusion.
Martin McGloin, a co-applicant for the landmark status who fell in love with the Glenwood plant as an amateur photographer, sees a similar future in Yonkers.
If the female DNAm fell in the uncallable range, an XCI status of subject or escape was called based on the XCI of the sex DNAm delta alone.
