"China's economic outlook for 2009 will be best characterized as 'getting worse before getting better,' laying the foundation for a firmer recovery in 2010," said Qing Wang, chief economist for Greater China at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong.
The situation was similar for the QTL found for EN (positive difference) AFE (negative difference) and SW (negative difference), since Line DD was a better laying line but with lower egg (and eggshell) weight.
The government, he said, was "tackling a cloud in the economic sky in Iceland" and laying foundations for better living conditions and economic growth.
The career path could not have been better laid out for steering the ship at Blass.
We really need to find a better lay-by for dogging.
A basis was also laid for better relations in future, thanks to careful diplomacy by Bartholomew I, the Patriarch of Constantinople, who is by tradition the "first among equals" in the Orthodox hierarchy.Why were the Ukraine festivities such a pivotal moment?
3. Foundations were laid for better measurement: In October, the World Resources Institute, creators of the widely used Greenhouse Gas Protocol, announced plans to establish a similar protocol for measurement and reporting of food losses and waste.
Barack Obama had walked the very same blocks as J. R., fighting for the rights of public-housing tenants and for better job training for those laid off from the steel mills.
His sister was chiefly a mother to her kids, for better or for worse, and he lays out, costume by costume, candy by candy, her last Halloween trick-or-treating with her brood.
The Katyn massacre was long a source of tension between the two countries, but Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia had already laid the groundwork for better understanding by joining Poland's prime minister, Donald Tusk, at a ceremony at the site earlier in the week, followed by an even more somber visit the night of the crash.
