Buffett Settles for Smaller Prey | Though Warren E. Buffett is known for blockbuster deals, he has increasingly favored smaller, "bolt-on" acquisitions, The Wall Street Journal writes.
The commission has increasingly favored settling major investigations to win quicker results, and it could waive fines if the banks agreed to adjust their contracts with Markit and ICE Europe.
At the same time, white voters with college degrees, a competitive voting bloc, are 14 points more likely to say they are certain to vote than whites with some college or less, a group that has increasingly favored Republicans and voted for Trump at record levels.
Over the past two decades, policymakers have increasingly favored the EITC over direct-transfer welfare programs, citing its lower administrative expense (as recipients "self-certify" by filing taxes) and incentives for recipients to work.
Furthermore, funding bodies have increasingly favored subdisciplines in systematics that use new molecular and genetic research to uncover evolutionary relationships over the subdiscipline of taxonomy--which focuses on identifying and naming organisms--expert witnesses told the committee.
So has the lack of jobs and growth in minority communities; lax federal oversight of banks and corporations; the stock market's focus on short-term gains over long-term growth; the waning influence of labor unions; the offshoring of American jobs; and tax policies which have increasingly favored corporations and ultra-wealthy individuals.
It's an option that has become increasingly favored by Dan Reed, a 29-year-old who lives in Silver Spring.
Consequently, CE-MRA has been increasingly favored by many clinicians and radiologists in the follow-up assessment of patients with aortic dissection, aneurysm, coarctation, or graft repair, especially given the absent exposure to ionizing radiation.
Owing to the complexity of the decision-making process for weaning, the use of computers has been increasingly favored to ensure that protocols are followed completely and safely [ 3].
The "you can't drive" anecdote, which made its debut as just two lines in a speech a few months ago, has increasingly found favor with the president as audiences have responded to it, administration officials said.
Metallic cell interconnects (IC) made of ferritic stainless steels, i.e., iron-based alloys, have been increasingly favored in the recent development of planar solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) because of their advantages in excellent imperviousness, low electrical resistance, ease in fabrication, and cost effectiveness.
