Wall Street created an endless stream of paper to trade based on the false assumption that housing prices would always rise.
Unfortunately, this configuration almost always results in a never-ending stream of paper towels being dispensed directly into the sink, creating an even worse mess.
Most of their activities are patently absurd, and the endless stream of paper they produce speaks a language alien to Mauritanians.
This produces a steady stream of papers, the importance of which is immediately apparent.
Scientists know that the best way to further their careers is to get a steady stream of papers published in prestigious, peer-reviewed journals.
Never one to let his mind lie fallow, Dr. Crick produced a stream of papers about aspects of the brain and a well-regarded popular book in 1994, "The Astonishing Hypothesis," which summarized his ideas.
And I have written a pretty steady stream of papers that are motivated not by the inner logic of my research but by the attempt to make sense of some currently topical policy debate — e.g., Third World debt relief, target zones for exchange rates, the rise of regional trading blocs.
In a stream of papers they have found strong evidence that civil-law countries encourage government ownership of the media and banks, a higher burden of entry into business, more labour-market regulation and greater formalism of court procedures to their detriment, they claim.Perhaps such arguments can never be resolved.
He had little expectation of producing any radically new ideas at age 72, he wrote in 1988, "but at my time of life I had a right to do things for my own amusement". Never one to let his mind lie fallow, Dr. Crick produced a stream of papers about aspects of the brain and a well-regarded popular book in 1994, "The Astonishing Hypothesis," which summarized his ideas.
And much else followed, with a stream of papers, and memberships of various advisory bodies (Hare 2002 294 55).
