Underscoring the size of the newspaper to the company, Katharine Weymouth, publisher of the newspaper, justified the sale by saying this in an interview with The Washington Post: "If journalism is the mission, given the pressures to cut costs and make profits, maybe (a publicly traded company) is not the best place for The Post".
Reports of garbage problems from Naples in Italy to Beijing in China underscore the size of the problem.
But the checkered history of reforms in Latin America's second-biggest economy, producing failure as often as success, underscores the size of the challenge.
The weaker outlook underscored the size and scope of one of the worst economic downturns in decades.
His presence on the witness stand will underscore the size and scope of the case, and its potential impact on Detroit's 700,000 residents.
"It underscores the size and gravity of the problem that incoming chief executive Dr Larry Marshall must immediately address when he takes the reins in January," he said.
The heavy death toll underscored the large size of the attack, which the U.S. official said included about 500 opposing forces, backed by artillery, tanks, multiple-launch rocket systems and mortars.
14 Both studies underscored the importance of cage size and density of specimens per experiment to obtain fertilized females and avoid the forced mating technique.
Multiple studies underscored the importance of careful attention to sample size and selection.
Still, the size of the deal underscores how important the corporate software market is for Google.
The size of the outflows underscore the challenges facing Pimco, which has risen to become the fifth-largest money manager in the world as a result of the popularity of its bond mutual funds, and bond mutual funds more broadly.
