BRITAIN'S largest city was once low-rise.
Thus, although rates for heart disease were once low all over Asia and are still low in Japan, the incidence of heart disease in China is increasing steadily.
After watching film of a 36-7 road victory Thursday against the Carolina Panthers and seeing several players who were once low on the depth chart play key roles, the veteran safety Antrel Rolle said Friday that the defending Super Bowl champions came away with a greater sense that a team stands behind that glitter.
What were once low numbers became fatally high, triggering a chain reaction in exploded paper.
Tuition costs, as Goldrick-Rab points out, were once low enough that students could easily choose to either borrow or work their way through school.
The government insisted Cambodians be on the panel of judges, opening the door for possible interference by current leaders – including the prime minister – who were once low-level members of the Khmer Rouge.
Ms. Gordon peered out the window of her formal living room and pointed out the sedate apartment buildings across the street that were once low-priced hotels, rented out to many undesirable characters.
Amphiregulin, which has been shown to be regulated by classical estrogen transcriptional activity, was noticeably increased in BT474 LR and LTR, but not in LLR in which ER signaling was once again low.
Interestingly, support for a two-state solution in 2016 was, once again, lowest among the youngest cohort.
Stepping in to replace her has been Zhang Jingmei, who created the company that ran the anonymous Colorful Balloons app, and William Shuai, who was once a low-level Chinese official.
Nottingham was once a low-cost city, but a huge expansion in the student population over the past 15 years, including the creation of Nottingham Trent University, has led to the city being touted to investors as a buy-to-let hotspot.
