Ennahda, which had a long history of opposition here before Mr. Ben Ali eviscerated it a decade ago, is widely expected to fare the best, and no one pretends that it owes its popularity only to its financial clout.
As a result, the portfolio's Sharpe Ratio was below that of the Wilshire -- which means that it owes its market-beating performance to its riskiness.
Does it not recognize that it owes its Wall Street leadership position and its very survival to the U.S. government?
He explained that it owes its name (Greek: kônarion, Latin: glandula pinealis) to its resemblance in shape and size to the nuts found in the cones of the stone pine (Greek: kônos, Latin: pinus pinea).
The academy's scandal is a reminder that it owes its legitimacy to us readers.
We may have to spend a long time apologising, but this entire football club knows that it owes its people right now and for me, that is the priority".
One of the most common criticisms about Emirates is that it owes its success to oil money and subsidies from the Dubai government.
He has said that presidents and Congresses have a fundamental, shared responsibility to ensure that the government pays bills that it owes to its citizens and creditors.
What makes this boom particularly unnerving is that it owes much of its longevity to the explosion in the number of risky mortgages.
Altera (2000 sales: $1.4 billion), a maker of programmable chips, also says that it owes some of its considerable success to TSMC.
Jim DeRogatis of the Chicago Sun-Times, who reviewed B'Day negatively, wrote that "Suga Mama" was the "best moment" on the album, and that it "owes much of its charm to lifts from Jake Wade and the Soul Searchers".
