To be middle class positions one nicely to be both an upward- and a downward-looking snob, full, simultaneously, of aspiration to rise to the position of those above and of disdain for those below".
And top Indian leaders have tried to play down talk of a rivalry with China, saying there is enough room in the world for both economies to rise simultaneously.
The other strong collections of the season were Yves Saint Laurent, where Stefano Pilati finally simmered down and showed an extremely believable collection for the label, and John Galliano, who touched on a criminal-warrior element that seems to rise simultaneously from a teenage comic book and the front pages of a newspaper.
After overflow switch, DHO started to decline whereas orotate and CBASP levelled off until their levels started to rise again simultaneously with the sharp decrease of cAMP and faster accumulation of acetate.
Meaning that I can stoop to consider even the supposed lowliest examples of the form while simultaneously rising to admire the obscure and the esoteric — and all without feeling any great change in myself.
The mitochondrial Ca2+ concentration is regulated by MAM, allowing it to rise to a level adequate to enhance mitochondrial bioenergetics activity while simultaneously preventing a rise to a level that triggers apoptosis.
So if living standards were to rise thanks to a rise in wages, they would almost certainly be simultaneously depressed by a rise in mortgage and other interest rates on households' record debts.
Anyone who would put credence in such a theory clearly knows little in terms of the mental fortitude to not only become a UFC champion but simultaneously rise to the apex of the pound for pound rankings.
Commodity prices are down, inflation is returning, and the country's enormous and relatively new class of people who no longer are desperately poor is simultaneously experiencing rising expectations and diminished prosperity.
The 1970s painfully demonstrated that you can simultaneously have rising prices and economic stagnation.
