nonumber end{aligned} (1 Looking at Fig. 1, recessions arrive more frequently in the early part of the sample, likely reflecting among other things, the preponderance of an agricultural sector that is much more sensitive to fluctuations in weather patterns.
The preponderance of that Hutchison name signals one thing: Chi-Med has a very powerful backer in Li Ka-shing, Asia's richest man and chairman and dominant shareholder of the globe-spanning conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa.
Lots of aces can mean many new beginnings, and a preponderance of tens can mean that a few things may be coming to a close for you this year.
"We're in this watershed moment and it's great, but I think one thing that's not being talked about is there are a whole shitload of guys ― the preponderance of men I've worked with ― who don't do this kind of thing and whose lives aren't going to be affected," he said.
All this aside, this is the first time that Fischer has shown such a preponderance of paintings, a fact he described as somewhat nerve-wracking, anxious as he was about whether hanging things on walls would conjure "enough" for people.
ON the other hand, a preponderance of details such as Perdue has mustered can seem convincing enough to draw an outraged author into court, where things usually end in tears.
When the preponderance of sales comes through a small group of sellers, that gives each of them a lot of power to negotiate things like price and store display.
But increased transparency on this level looks trivial next to the choice to obscure far more important things, like the nature of the cyberattack suffered during the Restoring Internet Freedom comment period, or the preponderance of fake comments filed.
Missed the sheer preponderance of these statements?
The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.
