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And excess liquidity (read: too much money chasing too few goods) is at least partly to blame for China's rising-prices problem.

"Humanity's long-term problem is not going to be too many children, but too few, " said the institute's president, Steven Mosher.

But their views are too few orders, even the last time the number did not reach, not very willing to our agents.

"In an era when too few citizens answer the call to service, to community or country, these Americans chose to serve, " he said.

Yet too few Americans, and even fewer across the world, seem to recognize the extent of these American initiatives.

One enemy is too much for a man in a great post, and a hundred friends too few.

If you also dislike are too few, then I will wait for you to mine next life, will continue to tell you, why me such has been loving you!

They cannot buy companies, strip out costs and "flip" them back to the market or to a trade buyer; there are too few purchasers around.

Such a situation is either a sign of a memory leak or of running an application on an application server with too few resources.

The King Tiger was a case of too late and too few in number to make a difference in the outcome of the war.

Too many neutrons can cause a fission reaction to get out of control. Too few neutrons and a fission reaction stops.

Norton said the statue has remained closed because it had too many potential fire and security problems and too few exits.

Too few Afghans and Pakistanis have thrown in their lot with the West, because too many think America has no stomach for the fight.

A COMMON complaint at the height of the crisis was that too few Wall Street bosses were being forced to fall on their swords.

Eastern Europe is a real worry, burdened with too much debt and with too few solvent customers in their west European export markets.

There's no doubt that inflation is caused by too much money chasing too few goods, and the Fed has certainly created a ton of money.

But the banks aren't the only players with too much debt and too few assets; the same description applies to the private sector as a whole.

The YiNing she got to the new moon, quarterly bonus crescent too few, coerce YiNing her things to niu niu all understand.

The association is based on just a handful of brain cancer cases, however-too few to be statistically significant.

Death than training, too few people than Yao Ming , on this point, Yao admitted.

Far too few entrepreneurs try this, but at the very least you may be able to negotiate discounts in return for goods in kind.

Experts suggest while expansion may be thought to be beneficial, growing firms may have too few qualified staff and feel generally unstable.

In Africa, though, arguments over empty calories are mostly drowned out by concerns of too few available calories of any kind.

Period were too few to ensure there are no water shortages, drought throughout the irrigated area not seen a year of drought.

Inflation is a sustained rise in the price level: the result of too much money (or purchasing power) chasing too few goods and services.

Allow just enough points to see a good distribution, but not too few that you force a lot of similar point values.

All too few of Peter's contemporaries had come to see this doctrinal truth.

In some countries, like India, the main problem is likely to be infrastructure bottlenecks: too few airports rather than too few travelers.

Miller argues that we are all living a story, but far too few are the stuff that summer blockbusters are made of.

In the end, too few of the real power brokers proved committed enough to make compromises necessary to deliver a deal.

We have too many tax 1000, donated one we do not too few, small at first could evolve into a river, drip of love is great!

Chinese Apple fans complain that the company's local app store has too few China-specific apps on offer.

A decade after Kyoto, it is clear to me that the treaty produced far too few results.

And the alliance is now preparing to take command of the entire mission, with the support of (still too few) Arab nations.

Two signals is just too few to be confident of, they said, because their calculations predicted about one false event from background.

For the moment the rebels have too few men to attack Tripoli directly from the Nafusa mountains.

Banks with too few deposits will gradually shrink and be unable to participate in juicy new lending opportunities.

Eng lishtang. com Would any other school pay that price? More than likely, too few would pass the Brandon Davies test.

When extracts oil normally, must maintain feeding to be even, is sure not excessively many too few or breaks the material idle operation.

Aside from small startups, too few organizations today give people a chance to do what they love in service of a meaningful mission.

Financially, moreover, Teach For America was on a similarly shaky footing, relying on too few large foundations and individual donors.

It may now have fewer: 46% of respondents to a recent survey conducted by the Georgia Agribusiness Council said they had too few workers.

Those in Lambeth have long had a more fundamental problem: too few secondary schools, and never mind the quality.

The "too few deals" part of that equation may be changing.

I to the Canadian understanding too few, and also the hope much knows from your concerning Canada with your everything.

With so much money chasing too few good companies, some deals became valued at far more than they likely are worth.

Like in this school will never finish mind, may be to think aloud too few people, only in this vent!

If written today, the lyrics might be "Too Few Fish in the Sea" .

Too few couples go into marriage with a clear plan for how they want to save and spend. Yet most couples approach money very differently.

GPS, however, provides far too few updates per second and is too inaccurate to support the precise overlaying of graphics on nearby objects.

But they are too few in number; at the beginning of the 21st century, they are a dying race.

The novelty came with the complex instruments designed inside banks, which too few of those using them properly understood.

More people would never own merriness if they have no his precondition in matter and spirit, which should never too few even not many.

Too few carbohydrates are also unhealthy. It leads to loss of energy, depression and ketosis as well as a breakdown of body protein.

But the chance of achieving even these modest aims is being jeopardised by too few troops and a flawed strategy.

But the chance of achieving even these modest aims is being jeopardized by too few troops and a flawed strategy.

This error generally occurs when too few arguments have been entered for a command.

"There is too much money chasing too few assets at the moment, which puts a premium on managers that can generate deal flow, " says Mr Hill.

Furthermore when cars were a new phenomenon there were too few of them to worry about water or mud from a car ahead of you.

If there are too few, the supply of immigrant labour will surely continue to meet the demand for it, regardless of what the law says.

"We have too few occasions to do anything, " Crawford writes, "because of a certain predetermination of things from afar. "

So Iraq has too few people of its own to provide the much-needed boost in production.

Too much fatty food and too few activities are leading to a sharp rise in childhood obesity in Beijing.

too few can make a piece of writing difficult to read or, worse, difficult to understand.

Put that together with the complacency of the macroeconomists and there were too few voices shouting stop.

Days after their rescue, they lay in separate beds in a Shifang hospital, a loud place with too many patients and too few doctors.

But after complaining for years that China had too few laws, foreign companies cannot now protest it has too many.

That can lead to a self-fulfilling process of investors pulling out of Italian debt, leaving Rome with too few buyers of new bonds.

The New York Postmaster, Thomas G. Patten, pointed out that too few coupons existed to sustain a scheme of such magnitude.

Finding a happy medium between having too many configuration options and having too few can be difficult.

Put that together with the complacency of the macro economists and there were too few voices shouting stop.

There have been too few deaths in the United States to draw any conclusions.

It was almost as dangerous to become too hot from wearing too many clothes as to become too cold from wearing too few.

Tourists said, "There are too few brands here, we don't have many choices. " "There are many things out of stock. "

When virtue loses its public footing, too few citizens accept the responsibilities necessary for sustaining liberty in that society.

The all too few opportunities I have to feel a hug and a kiss from my wife.

This error generally occurs when too few or too many arguments have been entered for the command.

Alas, this world is filled with too many smart aleck s but way too few genuine practitioners of the Buddhadharma!

I now too few points, with points to help translate well to thank the friends!

Ask anyone why there is an obesity epidemic and they will tell you that it's all down to eating too much and burning too few calories.

Too few substitutes for United States Treasuries are available to absorb China's huge foreign reserves.

And I also disagree that too much money is chasing too few good ideas.

A heavy meal may make you feel lethargic, while too few calories can result in distracting hunger pangs.

Using too many or too too few characters(variable) in Intrusion Detection System(IDS) leads to reduce recognizing correctness of IDS.

William Potter from the Astronauts Memorial Foundation says too few Americans are interested in science.

Some schools -- too few -- offer courses and seminars that have titles like Software Studio.

Even with the free scholarship system, too few members of the lower or middle class could jump this hurdle.

They scared away the birds and dumped loads of litter; too few toilets left many to urinate by the roadsides.

While some improvements have been made since 2004, resources are still too few and basic science still dominates the research agenda.

The Broken US Jobs Factory: Too Many Athletes, Too Few Scientists? The Broken U. S. Jobs Factory: Too Many Athletes, Too Few Scientists?

With so many now able to go to college, many educators feel that we have too many students but too few competent scholars.

He argues that most social media exercises draw far too few hits to warrant the personnel costs associated with maintaining them.

"Fund-management groups often have too many portfolio managers and too few business managers, " says McKinsey's Mr Huber.

A bigger problem with questions in meetings is not that people ask too few but that they ask too many.

Since it generates too few jobs per unit of GDP, China needs more units of GDP to hit its employment and social stability objectives.

Subordinate: Too few have come. We cannot defeat the armies of Mordor.

This means going where too few exchanges have gone before -- beyond government officials, business people, academics, and other elites.

Mainboard has too few memory slots. Upgrading the memory may be difficult or expensive.

Bring in that change and four big auditors would not seem too few.

Unfortunately, too few XML formats provide mechanisms for localizing content.

There are also too few laboratory technicians, pharmacists, internists and anaesthesiologists.

The turmoil in money markets revealed that some banks put aside too few liquid assets to meet a cash squeeze.

There are also too few good local ratings agencies covering a wide selection of local companies, and too many different tax policies.

If you use "Restore Gas" too few times you may not have enough gas to do some of the crazy end-game stuff.

Since that moment, the hospital has been inundated with patients with too few doctors to keep up with the influx of emergency cases.

"It all means that there are too many potential employers chasing too few people, " he says.

Perhaps the most compelling usage of C is the "resource acquisition is initialization" paradigm, but too few libraries apply it as yet.

Unhealthy living habits - drinking too few liquids, smoking and not taking enough rest will weaken intestinal health.

It's not that we have too many debates and discussions among persons of different opinions, but too few.

One enemy [fee] is too many; and a hundred friends too few.

It said that current laws and regulations entitle much obligation and responsibility to teachers, but too few rights.

Too few banks allocate internal capital and funding at rates that properly reflect the risks being taken.

Hundred One foe is too many; and a hundred friend too few.

But even in this new reality, we're seeing what looks like way too much money chasing too few good ideas.

Now Groupon is changing its model in response to competition and critics who say deals are too few and the cost is too high.

Unfortunately, too few students come to this realization.

"A lot of money is chasing too few opportunities, " worries David Bunce of KPMG.

Funds remain limited. There are too few trained health workers to provide treatment and ensure that it is being properly applied.

Most fish-watchers, however, are uneasy. They see too many signs of overfishing, and too few of recovery.

The result shows that there are too many statistical tables and too few statistical graphs in the articles of domestic journals.

The vast majority of technology startups fail because too few customers buy or use their products.

The layers, after treatment with special compounds, have either too many or too few electrons.

The airport is particularly dismal: cramped, squalid, with rude staff and far too few flights.

One enemy is too many, and a hundred friends too few.

It's nothing like a tsunami or a Katrina: too few crying children and smashed up houses.

But there are now too many graduates running after too few graduate obs, and employers are becoming suspicious of the value of degrees.

The educational system produces far too few properly trained engineers.

Many are struggling: India's services-led economic growth is creating too few semi-skilled jobs.

Unfortunately, unless we create opportunities to write, we get far too few opportunities to get that practice after we've left school.

Finding the right balance between too many and too few builds was important on the ASDI project.

4th, is not eats few as far as possible, but eats the quantity which your body needs. Will eat too few will possibly reduce your metabolism.

Many educators feel that we have too many students but too few competent scholars.

Surrounded by South Africa, Lesotho has barely 2m people but too few jobs. Most of its land is mountain.

Iron is essential to the production of red blood cells, and deficiency in the mineral can lead to anemia, or having too few red blood cells.

Having too many people onthe planet is no longer demographers' chief worry; now, having too few is.

One foe is too many; and a hundred friends too few.

Print too few and publishers will forgo sales while they order reprints (at higher prices).

But analysis refers to are still too few people consider the possibility of leaving Chavez.

These guidelines are simply not implemented, because there are far too few psychotherapists in the National Health Service.

But another half a dozen deals will still leave too many banks with too few growth opportunities.

Yet rather than expressing alarm, he had appeared worried about becoming too dependent on too few gestores.

Too few, in the eyes of BERR, the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform.

Even with subsidies, too few trades may take place, leaving the assets with the banks.

Around 700 people were rescued but there were too few lifeboats to save the rest.

Until now, workers have held too few of the shares in their companies.

Too few threads might not make optimal use of available resources, whereas too many threads could increase resource contention.

That can be a problem if you set unrealistic goals or too few generations.

With too few workers and too many old people, demographers say China faces an ageing crisis.

That result is not replicated in the newer study, perhaps because there are too few murders in Britain to show up statistically.

And unfortunately, Smith-Myles said, there are too few university programs that focus on teaching students with autism.

Too few employers will offer real apprenticeships to the young.

But too few technology firms see "ease of use" as an end in itself.

Detention centres for irregular immigrants in Greece are small and understaffed, and there are too few of them.

Too few have real flair or a sense of high drama about them.

Three are too many to keep a secret, and too few to be merry.

That ill-conceived remake of the 1939 classic suffered from too few of the words of the original playwright Clare Booth Luce .

Too few people understand statistical methods or meaning.

Even if the young approve of Mr Obama, too few will vote for him next Tuesday.

Where is happiness? Happiness is the stop between too much and too few.

"We won't go out of business if we have too few airplanes, " CEO Gary Kelly told analysts at the Merrill Lynch conference.

We all experience moments like these. Too few of us register them as happiness.

Or he takes too few because he's selling them on the side?

But even so, health services were stretched to capacity and vaccines were too few.

Too few lawyers are willing to defend or protect journalists.

Instead HSBC is bulking up, for example with a small deal in Indonesia recently that "solved our problem" of too few deposits.

Peacekeepers are too few in number to make a difference.

Where is happiness? Hapiness is the stop between too much and too few.

Too few soldiers are involved in the operation and the country lacks troop-lifting helicopters.

In fact, you should be proud of yourself: too few college students take similar opportunities to train themselves.

Too few women are in full-time work, partly because child-care support is lacking.

Yet three economists think the country is actually plagued by too few lawyers, not too many.

These cities are seeing the age imbalance increase, with too few young people to care for the elderly.

Research shows that families with too few rules have children who show little respect for their parents and always get what they want.

Too few countries use effective policy options to prevent death, disease and injury from alcohol use.

Malaria poses a particular risk to pregnant women, but there are too few trials of antimalarial drugs in pregnancy.

Many city residents complain that it is too few buses in their city.

Pakistan has banned Facebook in the past, and offers too few users to qualify even for independent estimates.

the school computer room too few computers, slow speed, computer equipment should be updated.

I use the 89S52, in addition to the slow speed, RAM too few resources, the other is still decent.

To remain healthy, we need to maintain the right number of B cells, not too many and not too few.

Mr Maliki's only quasi-ally, the Kurdish block, has too few seats to secure him power.

Time has passed more than 20 years, home to dig potatoes rarely seen in scenes, digging potatoes to find potatoes too few.

and a hundred friends too few.

If there are too few precipitation pixels to exceed the threshold parameter, print the "clear" status.

If this ratio is high, it may indicate that you have too few page cleaners defined.

The way things are now, too few women feel truly sure, of their physical safety.

We created too few chances ourselves and gave too much away.

Defying his generals, Mr Rumsfeld sent too few troops to Iraq to pacify the country.

Dear Sir, there is an alarming issue here. People are given too few kilograms of food.

Adding too many or too few scoops can be harmful.

W: That's because there are still too many prejudiced[6] men. And too few women have woken up to their rights[7].

We have too many high - sounding words , and too few actions that correspond with them.

Mr Clegg has berated Oxbridge for admitting too few state pupils.

The survey also bleats that far too few companies are chaired by women.

Too few boards defined the parameters of risk oversight.

It doesn't look good to have too many Facebook friends, or too few.

Part of the problem is that Japan has too few lawyers; one tenth the number per head of Britain (see chart, again).

Yet critics say the affirmative-action program promotes inter-caste resentment as India's 1. 2 billion people compete for too few jobs.

Lulled by early success, he sent too few troops to Afghanistan.

With too few Americans taking notice, history has entered a new era.

If the hospital was caught short-handed because it hired too few nurses to staff the X- ray room , management relied on insufficient data .

In the near term, it is likely that far too many renminbi will be chasing too few private equity deals.

Too few Germans graduate from university.

This is an important problem which too few social scientists have researched into .

If you configure too few logs, you can encounter a log-full condition.

And too few receive the screening and treatment they need.

About 400 in stock, too few I think for this time of year.

Too many convictions simply mean too few paths for new ideas.

Too much liquidity is chasing too few assets.

Structural issues remain unaddressed, such as the overabundance of hub airports with too few spokes.

One possibility is that there is a global savings surplus; too much savings is chasing too few opportunities.

Today there are still far too few mediators who are experienced practitioners in conflict resolution.

Too few of us spend any time outside watching the day go by.

The other common complaint about British TV today is that it has become too macho. There are too few female presenters.

They were too few to change the Language and customs of the people as they did in France and Spain.

Too many dollars are chasing too few goods. Prices of many kinds of goods will tend to go up.

But that's a few too few, surely?

or, more precisely, too few with skills.

He correctly predicted that invading Iraq with too few troops would lead to chaos.

Also has looked for many recovery ways, but the time were too few.

Sometimes mold set-ups are protracted simply because there are too few people in the shop qualified to execute a mold changeover.

There are too many potentially needy debtors and too few credible lenders.

There are too many or too few support staff backing up operational employees.

Offices have too few telephone lines.

Too few people understand that point.

In this regard, the more you do it all too few!

But too few filling stations offer this fuel.

Too few lawyers are passionate about the practice of law.

Too many or too few parameters specified.

Too few too soon to be true.

Too few people were paying attention to the strike by 550 members of the United Steelworkers that began on August 21st, she explained later.

The mistakes that he has made are always too few.

And from time to time I think to myself that there is too few of them.

Too few of us have broadband connections, and those who do pay too much for service that is too slow.

Too few girls attend secondary school and even fewer go beyond.

China now has too few young people, not too many.

We've got far too many eggs and far too few eggcups.

That's my mantra when I'm faced with too many or too few choices.

I thought that your books tube's new book were too few.

They have too many technicians, we have too few.

Too few parameters in call to 'xxxx'

The room has too few windows. A ventilator must be installed.

Lastly, there are too few medical doctors in rural areas.

All because of too much uncertainties and too few certainties.

There are too few prefetchers configured for the database.

Having too few red cells is called "anemia" . It can make a person look pale and feel tired and short of breath.

Too few. The too few time see clearly I.

Too few parameters in call.

China has around 20, 000 public and private hospitals, but there are still too few in smaller towns and rural regions.

It affects those with enough calories to eat but too few micronutrients (vitamins, minerals and so on).