The company, in court papers later that provided figures never reported to shareholders in official filings, estimated that its extra tax bill could have been even larger than Ms. Welling calculated -- as much as $58 million, of which $14 million would be an immediate cash drain.
The observed increase in the intensity of albic material genesis after artificial improvement was higher in the immediate vicinity of drains than was its decrease after liming applications.
They have seen their immediate predecessors' political capital drain away in times of war.
Thus, the reclamation time of an area lying in the immediate vicinity of the drains of a subsurface drainage system may be relatively much less as compared to cleaning time of a zone located further away from the ditches.
Insulation is a curse of every president, but more than any president since Jimmy Carter, Obama comes across as an introvert, someone who finds extended contact with groups of people outside his immediate circle to be draining.
The immediate prosperity that these drains helped create proved short-lived, because they had the effect of lowering by perhaps 10 to 12 ft the level of the peat surface.
In deriving the BPA pharmacokinetic parameters (AUClast, AUMClast, Cmax, Tmax, and MRT), we did not include the first 8 min immediately after sublingual administration ended because high plasma BPA levels encountered during this lag time may reflect the immediate input of BPA drained from the tongue into the jugular vein (the site of blood sampling) before it is diluted in the general circulation.
Drain re-clamp protocol was used to prevent severe immediate brisk blood loss by re-clamping the drain, for 30 minutes, if drainage blood loss after release was more than 250 ml/hour in the first hour and then recorded as incidence of re-clamping.
Murray makes no attempt to dispute that, but in the immediate aftermath of a tense and draining experience he struggled with a swirl of emotions.
