Salmond is riding a wave of growing antipathy towards an England increasingly dominated by the concerns of the Tory shires.
The deal, which had been rumored for months, marks an apparently profitable end to a freewheeling era for the St. Pierres, who earned a reputation for rising fast on a wave of growing Chinese fascination with wine.
Riding a wave of growing prosperity in health insurance, Aetna reported a 28percentt increase in profit in the second quarter, joining three other industry giants that have reported better-than-expected results in the last two weeks.
The market for online enterprise collaboration products, taking a page from social media services originally aimed at consumers, has exploded in the last several years, and 15Five is riding the wave of growing interest among businesses to invest more in these services to improve their productivity and communication among workers.
We've seen huge dips and swells in the availability of raw material as producers ride the wave of growing seasons and demand.
During a recent visit to the University of Puerto Rico School of Law, Dr. Ethan Nadelmann, Executive Director of the Drug Policy Alliance, gave an electrifying lecture that was highly covered by the local press and sparked a wave of growing support for marijuana reform.
Cynically riding the wave of growing Islamophobic sentiment in France, this republication followed on the heels of a revolting and deliberately anti-Muslim film [ Innocence of Muslims] whose emergence the right to freedom of speech, largely guaranteed in the US, had allowed.
In the mouse, lymphatic vessels in the ovary are absent until around postnatal day 10, the time when the first wave of growing follicles becomes estrogenic (87).
The sample comprised of 8,568 nine-year-old school-children participating in the first wave (2008) of Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) study [ 22].
The current wave of protests grew out of simmering resentment at the military's increasingly explicit efforts to grant itself permanent political power and privileges, including protection from civilian oversight.
For these reasons, a circular approach could allow the newer wave of fast growing economies around the world to leapfrog the west's historically inefficient approach to fuelling growth.
