At the top of the pyramid are private colleges and universities, which educate a small portion of the nation's students, while public universities and community colleges, where tuitions are rising most rapidly, serve greater numbers and have fewer resources.
Rising rapidly, he served as minister of justice and minister of the interior several times between 1924 and 1926, becoming premier for a few days in February 1930 and from November 1933 to January 1934.
The inquest into Mr. Rigby's death, which opened for a few minutes at the Southwark Coroner's Court on Friday and was rapidly adjourned, served mostly to confirm what was already known: that the assailants swerved their car across several lanes of traffic, knocking Mr. Rigby down as they crashed into a traffic signpost on the sidewalk.
Hence the promise for investors of low-cost financial inclusion business models that can scale rapidly to serve basic financial needs presently neglected by the grid.
With the cap on growth in the Town of Banff, Canmore, located just outside the Banff boundary, has been growing rapidly to serve increasing demands of tourists.
Similarly, stalled polymerases on Drosophila Hox promoters can restart rapidly and serve as transcriptional insulators in concert with DSIF and NELF [ 8 ].
Soon she was cutting back on her day-job hours and her business grew rapidly, having since served almost 80 clients.
Fixed price dinners deliver variety, but portions are small and tend to be served too rapidly.
Ever since his first easy professional success, following rapidly after his apprenticeship served with Doucet and Worth, he has lived in the theatres, boulevards and restaurants of his generation where his eccentricities, frequently wise and legitimate, have made him famous.
They could open up all sorts of interesting route options for both airlines such as flights to large rapidly developing but poorly served cities in the Far East.
