"Even as there is deceleration in some important sectors, notably interest-sensitive ones such as automobiles, there is no evidence of any sharp or broad-based slowdown," the central bank wrote in its release.
In 2005, we worked with other banking regulators to develop guidance for banks on nontraditional mortgages, notably interest-only and option-ARM products.
Low inflation has other benefits for the economy, most notably low interest rates.
Some things were beyond the company's control, most notably rising interest rates, which cut deep because much of the growth had been financed with borrowed money.
And in terms of the criteria urged on orchestras in their recent music-director searches -- notably, an interest in thematic programming, contemporary repertory and American composers -- San Francisco is far ahead of the game.
The timing of the Schindler show is attributed to several factors, notably the interest of younger architects who view his work as a counterpoint to Modernist architecture's expensive, sleek and, they would say, chilly steel and glass houses.
Notably, the interest value of a key-frame can be used as the importance measure of the key-frame.
The chronological dimension of pharmacotherapy in the treatment of elderly patients and the occurrence of critical combinations is a topic of notably high interest to health services research.
Forbes reports that he generated $115m last year across record sales, stage shows and his other business interests, notably his stake in Sony/ATV Music Publishing, which is currently being sold to Sony and likely to massively boost his estate's earnings for 2016.
Obstacles remain in the road ahead – most notably, vested interests, blinkered ideology and political short-termism – but the IPCC has made it abundantly clear that the lack of available time means we must press on regardless and secure the rapid transition away from polluting fossil fuels and towards low-carbon, sustainable sources of energy.
