In the following years, Garfield had more praise for Lincoln; a year after the Illinoisan's death Garfield stated that "greatest among all these developments were the character and fame of Abraham Lincoln", and in 1878 called Lincoln "one of the few great rulers whose wisdom increased with his power".
It is not known exactly how much the bus fees would rise under the proposal, but some planners at the authority questioned the wisdom of increases that would in turn raise bus fares, which might in turn discourage the kind of mass transit use that they seek to ease road congestion.
THIS morning, Tyler Cowen eyes, with apparent suspicion, the claims of a Cato paper questioning the wisdom of increasing gasoline taxes.
And even more so now that she has a few lines on her face - time, experience, wisdom, they increase a woman's beauty for me.
And money considerations aside, Dr. Ingersoll does not accept the conventional wisdom that increasing enrollment and more retirements are the crux of the problem.
Even as his memory declined, she said, his emotional maturity and wisdom had increased, opening perspectives and relationships he had never had before.
This is a profession in which age can bring wisdom and increased competence.
There were internal disagreements within the House on the wisdom of increasing the set-asides.
Counter to prevailing wisdom, simulated increase in production of sVEGFR1 did not lead to significant reduction in intramuscular VEGF-VEGFR2 complex formation.
Because the EPHT alone did not have power enough to detect HT effects on diseases, these outcomes were planned to be pooled with the Women's International Study of Long-Duration Oestrogen after Menopause (WISDOM) to increase its power.
