These airlines, ranging in size from big-fleet subsidiaries and partners of major network lines to operators of puddle-jumping commuter and cargo lines in rural areas, fly most of those 30-to-100-seat regional jets that business travelers have been so much more often finding themselves aboard lately.
However, there is evidence that the strength of this maternal age effect has reduced in recent years, with earlier studies more often finding a positive association (Johnson et al, 2009; Maule et al, 2009).
But the organisation's impact is being felt more often in finding new ways of using future tax to fund investment.
He noted that fewer cities now had two newspapers and said entertainment was becoming homogenized, artists and musicians were often finding it more difficult to get on the airwaves, and media outlets were increasingly failing to respond to community concerns.
And third, there are now many employment schemes that take account of religious restrictions, such as women-only software companies and paralegal firms.As haredi society has been forced into contact with modernity it has become more worldly and open, while often finding ingenious ways to impose its own limits.
Since then, the cities of Asia have expanded rapidly, drawing in millions of peasant farmers looking for a better life — and, more often than not, finding it.
If repeatedly voting for Labour and, more recently, SNP majorities, but, more often than not, finding ourselves governed by Tories at Westminster is not a "democratic deficit", what is?
"The lucky few among us who have been able to secure employment in today's economy are more often than not finding themselves in part-time jobs for which they are overqualified and underpaid," Evan Feinberg, president of Generation Opportunity, said of the Gen Y employment prospects.
"When plants are monitoring they're generally, much more often than not, finding the contamination," Evans said.
The Center would enhance its credibility — and this also applies to its competitors — if it more often promoted findings and policies that some of its financial backers and its political allies disagreed with.
These subjects had on the other hand more often positive findings when examined on other indications than pain.
