Democratic proposals — both the Senate Democratic plan to be released on Wednesday and the White House budget coming next month — are both expected to narrow the deficit substantially without balancing the budget or running a surplus.
Many carriers have struggled to do that and, in 2017, they hiked premiums substantially to start balancing their books.
14 19 The need to increase sample size due to cluster randomisation can, however, be balanced by the substantially higher event rate in ring vaccination trial participants compared with an individually randomised trial in the general population of an affected area, which may result in a smaller overall sample size.
Investors snapped up financial shares amid speculation that bailed-out companies were on track to report substantially improved balance sheets.
Though he doesn't do badly in the part and eventually demonstrates an offbeat charm, he is so conspicuously miscast that the film is thrown substantially off-balance.
Nevertheless, it's entirely possible that through diversification, you could end up with a portfolio that earns the same initial average return of 5% as our first hypothetical portfolio, but which, as a result of a "diversification premium," leaves you with a substantially higher balance in your retirement portfolio after the 25 years.
If the effects are balanced, the final result will be substantially zero, once more revealing the principle of invariance.
And an added bonus is that, without a subwoofer, your risk of A: washing out the sound with poorly balanced bass, and B: making enemies of your neighbors, is substantially lowered.
As if by stealth, China has slowly but substantially begun to re-balance its economy away from exports and fixed asset investment.
In the intervention trial, coalition directors had substantially less involvement, oftentimes balancing the demands of the study against the needs of other initiatives the coalition was prioritizing.
