Officials claimed the plan would sharply cut future deficits, but they provided only preliminary details.
Here, restaurants are not intended to evoke a cutting-edge present or sharply hipper future, but the glorious past of Cuba before Castro.
Perhaps more troubling is that analysts sharply cut future projections yesterday on doubts that much of the company's credit problem had been fixed.
The five major television networks bowed to White House urging and said they would sharply edit future videotapes from Mr. bin Laden and his followers, to remove threats and anti-American language that the government deems inflammatory.
The survivor pulled out of the class-action suit against Crédit Suisse, but not that against the other banks.Lloyd's of London, which reports three years in arrears, announced record profits for 1995 of £1 billion ($1.6 billion), but warned that profits would fall sharply in future as competition intensifies.
The budget point is crucial, and Ex Machina's ($16.4m) is in the danger zone: not in the ultra-low bracket that can make a sharply executed future vision ultra-profitable, as in the case of Shane Carruth's Primer (which took $424,000 off a $7,000 outlay in 2004), or Another Earth ($1.8m off $100,000) in 2011.
If your variable rate starts to take off sharply in future years, this will be a way to lock in your rate before things spiral out of control.
Today's low interest rates are good for big capital projects like nuclear, but those rates may change sharply in the future.
Investors were also concerned that with the plans to gradually withdraw forces from Iraq, the level of supplemental war funding will drop sharply in the future.
More tellingly, Oracle's sales of new software licences rose sharply, indicating stable future revenues from its core business.Serono, a Swiss pharmaceutical company, which had been searching for someone to take it over, finally found a buyer.
