Being prone to look for favorable portents no matter how bizarre, I immediately began to speculate that the otter was a sign that our morning's quest for smallmouth bass would be successful.
This finding highlights the importance of developing functional genetic linkage maps to be used as useful tools to look for favorable allelic variants to be implemented in MAS.
"Obviously, everybody's looking for a favorable solution and we hope it works out, but nobody really knows that now".
The refurbished space will be marketed to financial firms in Manhattan hoping to establish satellite offices in Westchester and to companies in Fairfield looking for more favorable rents, among others.
"Class-action and mass tort cases that reach across state lines should be tried in the federal court, so the lawyers cannot shop around looking for a favorable judge," Mr. Bush said last week in a speech in San Bernardino, Calif.
The other venue where the unions will be looking for more favorable action is the National Labor Relations Board, which enforces labor laws and oversees elections at workplaces where unions are seeking to organize.
Mitch wants absolutely no part of this, but he is being forced into it by his own boss (Mr. Faison), who is looking for some favorable publicity for the L.A.P.D. Believe it or not, Mitch is a potter with a workshop in his apartment.
You might think that after the publicity stemming from the recent disaffection between the church and the Occupy Wall Street movement, Trinity would be looking for all the favorable exposure it could get.
First, the managers decide how to allocate the fund's assets worldwide, looking for countries where monetary policy is favorable for stocks, Mr. Hosking said.
Some funds are better than others at minimizing tax burdens on their customers, with such strategies as keeping turnover low, selling losers rather than winners, selling winners only after the positions have been held for more than a year, looking for dividends that qualify for the favorable 15% rate, and attracting new investors who dilute the pot of realized gains that have to be distributed.
