The American website Allgame noted that while the game sold poorly, it nevertheless benefited commercially from having been released before Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec, a better title according to the site as well as GamePro, GameSpot, GameZone and IGN.
A few mature and poorly managed companies have benefited from the private equity treatment, but it became a huge industry dedicated to deal-making, extravagant leverage and self-enrichment, leaving a trail of disasters in its wake.
This heterogeneous reaction to covenant violation is consistent with the argument that poorly governed firms benefit more from enhanced bank monitoring.
It is not without justification that banks often view smaller businesses as bigger credit risks, and China's credit-rating system remains too poorly developed to benefit even the more solvent ones.
Yet some Republicans fear that their party — divided against itself, at odds with the Conservative Party, and with uncertain prospects of harnessing the state's nascent Tea Party movement — is poorly positioned to benefit from that sentiment this fall.
Whereas the poorly invasive cells benefit from heterogeneity, the invasive cells switch from protease-independent to an MT1-MMP-dependent mode of invasion.
In a dissent, Justice Ming W. Chin suggested the parole measure was poorly drafted and would have benefited from public comment.
Budgeting for an MSP system entails overcoming three principal obstacles: high perceived financial risk, poorly understood benefits, and biased capital budgeting systems.
Fiona Weir, Gingerbread's chief executive, said: "Thousands of young children from single-parent families will face deeper poverty, or the upheaval of having to move away from their family networks and communities as a result of this poorly conceived benefit cap".
