Soon he became more aggressive and deferred less to teammates.
That is a plus for Zynga's financials, since less revenue is deferred, but "not good news if the life span of the average customer is going down," writes Rolfe Winkler in his latest column.
Our results did support the transitional hypothesis, both because SREs were produced at an inopportune time, and because the underlying allocation pattern showed that heavily time-constrained plants were less likely to defer offspring than were less time-constrained plants.
In the United States, which spends less than 2.5 percent, chronically deferred maintenance has left the infrastructure in dangerously substandard condition.
As brilliantly as he played at times this series, Griffin still needs to develop a more refined offensive game before he can be the team's first option, and Paul too often deferred to less-talented teammates rather than looking to score himself.
As a result, if their overall financial performance strengthens, European banks may choose to defer less.
"With Senator Reid and the president, there is much less disposition to defer to his office".
In practice, that meant Mukasey was more or less obligated to defer to the judgments of career prosecutors like Marsh.
Mr Schröder is not only less willing to defer to France than his predecessors for generational reasons, but also, as a German from the Protestant north, he feels more comfortable with the British than the French.
If Supreme Court justices can see for themselves what happened in a case, the study suggests, they may be less inclined to defer to the factual findings of jurors and to the conclusions of lower-court judges.
