"It has to do with keeping open a past that recedes increasingly further into the past," he said.
Several analysts said the market's movement reflected a split between investors who thought interest rate cuts would soon revive corporate earnings and those who thought a recession in earnings would seep increasingly further into the economy's underpinnings.
A yes vote in the referendum in September 2014 would have meant Scotland becoming an independent country on Thursday, but the thinktank said the forecasts for expected North Sea revenues made by the Scottish government ahead of the referendum were "increasingly further away from what is now expected".
Several examples of this have been found, indicating that clearings may be increasingly further in the forest.
In general terms, the 10 dB quiet zone is observed to increase as the diameter of the secondary loudspeaker increases and the microphone is moved increasingly further from the loudspeaker.
The missionaries in Chiquitos founded their settlements increasingly further east, towards the Paraguay River, while those south of Asunción moved closer to the Paraguay River by establishing their missions increasingly farther north, thereby avoiding the impassable Chaco region.
With the outbreak of World War II, Chagall moved to the Loire district of France and then, as the Nazi menace for all European Jews became increasingly real, further and further south.
In 1960, Dee starred opposite Poitier in the original production of Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun," which became a major theatrical hit, furthering her increasingly substantial artistic reputation.
Recognizing that cross-trained scientists will play an increasingly vital role in furthering biomedical science, the fund developed its Career Awards at the Scientific Interface (CASI) in 2001 and named its first group of awardees in 2002.
Government becomes increasingly unpopular further down the hierarchy.
