Many high school guidance counselors say that while they have mixed feelings about the College Board's aggressive promotion of its products -- and about involving ever-younger students in the college admission frenzy -- they do recommend that sophomores take the test.
When the number of counterparties seems infinite, traders are free to concoct ever-more-complex schemes involving ever-greater leverage which create an ever-bigger threat of systemic collapse whenever one node in this interconnected network (such as Lehman Brothers) fails.
Along with the Library theatre, the art gallery and all other such (large and small) organisations, the Exchange contributes exponentially to the life of the city, not only by involving ever-increasing numbers of people in the arts but also by helping them to develop all the various expertises that make the festival possible.
BEACH is a continuous national cross-sectional study of GP activity, involving ever-changing random samples of approximately 1,000 GPs per year (drawn by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing from insurance claims data).
Companies have been clambering over each other to get involved ever since.
He probably sought proof that playing for the Yankees does not involve ever setting foot on the island of Manhattan.
Too much history, too many declarations, too much ego is invested in the single currency for those involved ever to admit that maybe they made a mistake.
The sense of looming crisis, of course, led eventually to the ill-fated Clinton health plan, and in truth, business has been chary of getting involved ever since.
"I don't think anyone involved ever thought there would be a magic moment of change in Cuba," Dan Restrepo told me.
When Shane began training Carl Frampton they came to visit us for testing and treatment and I've been involved ever since in some shape or form".
