It's never a good idea to talk about contingency plans in public, other than to assure people that we have contingency plans and I just underscore in terms of our responsibilities for financial stability we do have a wide range of tools and plans".
Now and again Tanaka blurts out Japanese phrases and terms, underscoring these verbal eruptions with mannerisms and gestures bringing to mind the cliche of a Japanese tourist on holiday.
These transcripts can be assigned to over 1700 gene ontology functional terms, underscoring the pervasive impact of diurnal rhythms on plant biology.
To date, at least 21 individuals involved in private cyclone-related activities have been arrested, none associated with this assessment, and some have been sentenced to long prison terms, underscoring the reality of these security concerns in Burma[ 22].
Ken Burns underscored the term in subtitling the "Fifth Inning" of "Baseball" (PBS television series, 1994) "Shadow Ball".
That trend underscores long-term investors' growing interest in learning from and exchanging ideas with smart, engaged directors.
To many experts, the steadily rising price underscored longer-term fears about the future of a system that has supplied cheap oil for more than a century.
Tuesday's debate underscored long-term issues that still lie ahead for Hillary's campaign, as Democratic activists continue to push the party further to the left.
Cardiorenal syndrome (CRS) is a recently coined term underscoring the co-existence of cardiac and renal dysfunction and stresses the bidirectional nature of the heart-kidney interactions.
Nonetheless, admissions were down from 1.52 billion in 2003, underscoring the long-term challenges exhibitors face to grow their business as consumers get increasingly more entertainment options in the home.
The George W. Bush administration had a whole series of short-term appointments, underscoring the difficulty of this role.
