Increasing the cap on deposit insurance, proponents say, would bolster confidence in the banking system and would help small-business owners, who often keep more than $100,000 to meet payroll or for daily operations.
Because independents often keep more of the fees or commissions they generate.
Had he learned to keep mum more often, to give his enemies less of a target, who knows how much more Hamilton might have contributed.
People who are addicted to opiates, unless they're physically and psychologically separated from the drug, will want to keep using more often and in larger amounts.
At the same time, Germans warn, a bailout would keep more profligate countries — Greece, Italy and Spain are often mentioned — from making the hard choices that brought the German budget nearly into balance before the crisis.
Large pharma companies often keep the more creative (and risky) drug discovery in-house allowing them to keep more control over proprin-house allowingRO work thems to be a bit more routine than in-house workeep
Todd Haley's offense kept him upright more often, but when he got hurt, the Steelers were scrambling.
Woodhurst and other campaigners cite research showing cows kept indoors suffer more often from lameness and mastitis, a painful infection of the udder.
(Families with children are more economically vulnerable than those without, and since women keep the children more often in the case of divorce, more women are filing for bankruptcy).
