Work by Robert Phaneuf, an oil analyst with Kidder Peabody in Dallas, shows that whenever the after-tax rate of return on oil investments moves to a spread of 4% or more over 15-year Treasury bonds, oil drilling picks up.
L. 98 353, § 442(a), inserted "whenever acquired" after "equivalents" and "and includes the proceeds, products, offspring, rents, or profits of property subject to a security interest as provided in section 552(b) of this title, whether existing before or after the commencement of a case under this title" after "interest".
JON PARELES THE HOLD STEADY "Heaven Is Whenever" (Vagrant) After a performance late Friday night at the Barrel of Fish, Your Little Hoodrat Friend — a cover band dedicated to performing the songs of the Brooklyn band the Hold Steady — left some lyric sheets scattered on Bleecker Street.
This created one of the nation's first "red flag" laws, referring to whenever people, after events like this, say there were red flags about someone's mental illness.
From 1986, ipsilateral unilateral template RPLND only was introduced, refined by nerve-sparing techniques, whenever possible, after 1990 (Donohue et al, 1990; Jacobsen et al, 1999).
Yelps of excitements could be intermittently heard throughout the room, presumably whenever some sought-after treasure was found.
PARIS — In the long euro crisis, there is almost always a sobering morning-after whenever European leaders appear to have made a major breakthrough.
Whenever in doubt, after all the multiple sports your child has participated in, there is an intuitive feeling, regardless of what I am talking about.
What would my life be like without an adrenaline rush whenever the phone rang after 6 00 p.m.? What would it be like without Mom -- no mother to call when I need "Mom," and no mother needing me?
Equation (5) indicates that a debt issue will result in higher reported ROE, relative to an equity issue, whenever reported ROE after the debt issue is higher than the after-tax cost of debt divided by the sum of one and after-tax cost of debt.
Equation (4) indicates that an equity issue will result in lower reported ROE, relative to a debt issue, whenever reported ROE after the equity issue is greater than the after-tax cost of debt divided by the sum of one and after-tax cost of debt.
