Furthermore, these comments are consistently capturing inordinate numbers of 'recommends', sometimes on the order of 10 to 12 times what pro-Ukrainian comments receive".
Plaid Cymru's Westminister leader, Elfyn Llwyd, said he was "very, very concerned about the inordinate delay" and it should be published when it is ready, as long as parliament is sitting, regardless of the election.
I doubt Mrs Clinton's expanding and ever disciplined Iowa staff, which now ritualistically follows every big campaign announcement with a 10-step mail, phone and, yes, door-knocking campaign in Iowa, will either.Back to top >>ThursdayAFTER driving around Iowa for a while, I began to notice that the state had an inordinate number of retail chains with the word "dollar" in their names.
Yet those same bosses go to inordinate lengths to delay recognising such supposedly irrelevant, non-cash losses.
FOR the sake of a fairy-tale wedding, engaged American couples will take on inordinate debt or forgo buying a house.
"AN INORDINATE number of ladies and other visitors occupied the body of the hall to the exclusion of fellows, many of whom, arriving at the hour appointed for the opening of the doors, found the best places already taken," complained a member of the Royal Geographical Society.
It is Mr D'Amato's methods notably the act's mandatory sanctions against any foreign company making significant investments in the Iranian and Libyan petroleum industries that pain America's allies and require the administration to spend an inordinate amount of energy coping with their protests.
A congressional inquiry found no evidence to support this, though it confirmed that the Brazilian team had agreed to play an inordinate number of "Nike friendlies"—exhibition games that drained the players' energies.However, the congressional inquiry hinted at a different scandal: the destination of the money that Nike paid over.
With just $25 billion in the kitty, $16 billion-18 billion in debt and dividend payments due this year, and limited access to new financing because of the lack of audited books, meeting those obligations may require a government bail-out.Tackling these troubles will require inordinate skills.
Yet each assumes inordinate significance, because of the fear that China will be aggressive and the suspicion in China that America means to block its rise.
Some critics, including the most noted hedge-fund manager of all, George Soros, argue that this structure creates incentives to take inordinate risks, because managers share the upside if the risks pay off but not the downside should the risky strategies fail.
