There are times when sports seasons briefly overlap, and then things ease up a bit.
When things ease up, companies operating in panic mode will return to their wasteful ways.
When asked about the key challenges to making femtosecond lasers that can be used in most life science laboratories, Andreas Stingl, president of Femtolasers Produktions in Vienna, Austria, points out three things: ease of use, a lifetime of 10,000 hours, and robust construction.
Things eased up after college acceptances rolled in.
Religion made the studios a tonne of money for most of the 20th century, with things easing up a bit after the tumult of the iconoclastic 1960s.
"We still don't see things easing up," said Filomena Muncipinto, rental manager for First Choice Real Estate in Fresh Meadows, which has 70 agents deployed throughout Queens.
The alliance, which supports, among other things, easing laws involving marijuana and other drugs, has been raising money to take out advertisements in The New York Sun to welcome the Republican delegates for the four-day convention.
But because the two sides cannot work together, the chances of serious reform now seem remote.The farm bill, which comes up for renewal every five years, has to accommodate two big, unrelated things: easing the plight of the poor (to whom the federal government gives food stamps) and cosseting farmers (to whom the government gives subsidies).
The plan is part of a larger appropriations package that, among other things, eased sanctions on Cuba and provided aid to farmers in Vermont.
Later things eased up again, but then came the Czechoslovakian events in 1968, and they were tightened again.
