The North American bid is bolstered by a fleet of gleaming new NFL stadiums built over the past two decades that are suitable for international matches, which puts it in step with the cost-conscious, infrastructure-ready leanings of the day.
As expected, the number of LBP sufferers incurring costs, as well as the average amount of costs, increases in step with the level of pain.
"The costs of athletic programs are rising in step with costs... financial aid to student-athletes has played only a minor role in the cost increase," Noll wrote in the report.
In addition, that price will increase in step with energy costs in general.
The Pi represents the opposite philosophy, where control and understanding grow in step with each other, at the cost of inconvenience.
He also said he had not made his mind up on whether to allow pensions to rise in step with inflation, which could cost the government an extra 6 billion euros this year.
With sales flat or declining in the weak economy, most producers have been unable to raise their prices in step with their higher operating costs.
It has risen considerably, in step with inflation, but it hardly approaches the cost of a painted portrait.
The interbank cost of borrowing funds eased, keeping in step with a gradual decline in the rate of borrowing between banks.
We can only state that in Spain and the United Kingdom, total medical-care costs rise progressively in step with increasing disease stages.
"We believe that we think a better way to go is to, step by step, move in the direction of dealing with the cost issue, targeting things like junk lawsuits against doctors and hospitals, interstate insurance competition, small-association health plans," he added.
