The country where that worry first surfaced was Iceland, whose three major banks had greatly expanded overseas, including starting substantial retail operations in a number of European countries.
"That's more important from a long-term perspective because it's likely to be in emerging markets that Nokia will start to get substantial traction for its services portfolio," said CCS Markets analyst Geoff Blaber, referring to Nokia's Ovi suite.
How? "Children must have a huge head start... substantial enough to help them master the complexities of language with relative ease yet general enough to be applicable to any human language they come into contact with.
Robert I. Rotberg rightly argues that the United States should not yet start delivering substantial aid to Zimbabwe ("The false unity in Zimbabwe," Views, June 15).
They are bracing themselves for a bruising battle with ministers, who have told them not to expect any more than the £8bn and to urgently start making substantial savings.
"We need to start making substantial reductions in emissions to minimize how much and how quickly the climate changes, and, just as importantly, we need to begin a serious program of national preparedness to respond to these increasing threats".
McNeil did not alert the F.D.A. until September 2009 and then didn't start a substantial recall until December 2009 — during an F.D.A. inspection of the plant, according to F.D.A. documents.
When you want to sell your company, you don't start making substantial acquisitions that are going to affect your core business and add new products and services.
And if TownMe does begin to start gaining substantial traction, it would be trivial for restaurant owners to simply add their establishments to the page, which sort of defeats the point.
Some of the smaller cities out there don't have a lot of soundsystem stuff, but maybe if they see other guys in bigger cities like NYC, LA, and most recently, Denver, that might be their motivation to start something substantial there.
