Ride interest rates — don't bet on them.
Next week "Terra Nova" will become an hourlong show at 8, which means it will avoid "Two and a Half Men," which again rode the interest in Charlie Sheen's exit and Ashton Kutcher's entrance to a big rating.
BlackBerry may be able to ride the interest in self-driving tech to renewed relevance, but it's also going to face a lot of competition.
"The over-riding interest in protecting national security over-rides the risk of miscarriage of justice," Lind concluded, adding that it also over-rode Manning's First Amendment rights.
Riding a strong interest in zoology at the Habsburg court and with full access to Rudolf's menagerie, he became a leader in this genre, painting and drawing a great variety of animals: pelicans, ostriches, camels, and the now extinct dodo, which he immortalized in several works.
Our over-riding interest throughout these past few years has been to encourage a government that legitimately reflects the will of the Egyptian people, and recognizes true democracy as requiring a respect for minority rights, the rule of law, freedom of speech and assembly, and a strong civil society.
As with the eurozone, the assumption in financial markets would be likely to be that in the event that Scotland got into fiscal difficulties, the rest of the UK would bail it out; so London would have an over-riding interest in keeping a close eye on an independent Scotland's fiscal policies.
This has led to the over-riding interest in the ways in which people living in communities 'at risk' from volcanic hazards perceive the 'threat' (Johnston et al. 2005 van Manen 2014; Tobin et al. 2011; Van der Pligt 1996; Wachinger et al. 2013).
Promote and Incentivize Bank-to-Borrower Lending -- The subprime crisis came about because lenders no longer had a compelling, over-riding, interest in making sure the borrower paid back the loan.
Too much money and vested interests riding on it, just as there is in the average spending cuts row.
