Perhaps the Great Contraction of 2008-09 will be different from other deep financial crises, and we will see a sustained sharp recovery worldwide.
Forty-one new companies were recruited to the city, private-sector job growth continued its steady increase and Broadway, which has sustained sharp losses since the attack, had its best year ever, with $666.2 million in grosses during the 2000-2001 season.
Sustaining a sharp and consistent point of view has always been one of the great virtues of both Mr. Maxwell and the Wooster Group.
Rather, they strongly support the alternative hypothesis that with experience in traversing the networks financially motivated players converge to choosing the equilibrium routes in the network with added capacity despite sustaining a sharp decline in earnings.
Open image in new window Fig. 10 a Axial MDCTA image of a 38-year-old man who sustained a sharp penetrating injury to the midline zone 2 of the neck with a broken bottle ("glassing").
Then the left hand sounds a low, sustained C sharp as the right hand traces a winding, quizzical line that descends from on high.
Mr. Jerram cautioned that the slight pickup in the October purchasing managers indexes did not necessarily herald a sustained or sharp reacceleration in the region.
But state senators and some in the Pataki administration are already expressing concern that the cigarette market may be unable to sustain a sharp tax increase on both the state and local levels, an official in the Republican-led Senate said.
The company sustained a sharp decline in DVD members in the fourth quarter and thus expects DVD revenues in the first quarter to decline at approximately the same rate, while streaming revenues will increase, with an expected flat sequential revenue in the first quarter.
The chorus sustained even sharper reductions, from 80 voices to 24.
The Requiem shows Takemitsu's style in embryo: the first violins begin with a soft, sustained F-sharp; second violins and cellos add a thick chord that consists of E-flat-major and B-flat-major triads superimposed; and the violas play a high phrase that twists slowly in place as harmonies shift underfoot.
