That leaves plenty of scope for decline: the low was around 30%.On several measures, bank shares still look unattractive.
In some biological pathways, functional decline can be defined in a mono-causal way, such as the decline of resting metabolism, whereas in other pathways the scope of the decline is rather broad and elusive, such as that for reduced stability of epigenetic patterns.
What's happened in New York, the speed and scope of economic decline, is astounding".
Samsung says it "expects the scope of price declines in main memory chip products to be larger than expected". Competitors probably feel the same.
If there are further declines in the equity market, there should be an orchestrated reduction in interest rates by the major industrial countries". The scope of the market decline and the lurking economic threats seem to have sunk in with individual investors, who have been the stalwart supporters of the bull market for the last few years.
By the spring of 2011, with black unemployment remaining stubbornly high and the full scope of home foreclosures and declining home values taking their toll on African American neighborhoods, some Black Caucus members were starting to hear gripes from constituents.
But since Heller, the supreme court has largely avoided clarifying the scope of the second amendment, declining to hear challenges to stricter gun control laws, including state-level assault weapon bans, or laws in more liberal states like California and New Jersey which make it extremely difficult for citizens to get permits to carry guns in public.
Using Chaves's (1994) definition of secularization as the declining scope of religious authority, we examine to what extent people are likely to reject traditional sanctions against euthanasia and approve physician-assisted suicide.
This declining scope of community-based integrated care seems to have been influenced by the incremental introduction of regulated competition in Dutch health care.
The Saudi embassy in London was asked about the scale and scope of the project but also declined to comment.
Joseph Roscher, a project executive for Dean-Facchina, said the rise in costs "has to do with the scope of the project," although he declined to provide details.
