And, perhaps more critically, signing the pledge also includes vowing to oppose reducing tax deductions and credits.
But perhaps more critically, experts say, blacks have had a more diversified labor base, and thus more economic mobility, and found a better niche in civil service jobs.
The expanded Kraft would be at the top of the sugar hill, having ramped up its own gum offerings and, perhaps more critically, its global distribution network.
That meant that YouTube could not update the app without Apple's help — or, perhaps more critically, run advertisements on videos that played through the app.
Roberson has the edge, because he is a solid shooter and a more polished all-around player, and because, perhaps more critically, his $797,000 deal for this season is fully guaranteed.
The storm cut off power to thousands of gas stations across the state, but perhaps more critically, it caused widespread damage to refineries and a network of ports and terminals that deliver gas to the pumps.
Perhaps more critically, a poor understanding of statistical tools limits the conclusions that may be drawn from a study by divorcing the investigator from their own data.
Ridesharing companies and their political advocates exploited a gray area in the regulations and — perhaps more critically — a gray area in jurisdictions.
As arbitrary as the Bry and Boschan (1971) algorithm may seem, it is simple to implement, reproducible, and perhaps more critically, it does not require that the data be detrended.
Perhaps more critically, Fove also announced that the headset would be losing integration with Valve's Lighthouse system which powers positional tracking on the HTC Vive in favor of its own system.
