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However, aggregate personal consumption expenditures did not increase by much around the time of the stimulus payments.

In old persons the heat is feeble, and therefore they require little fuel, as it were, to the flame, for it would be extinguished by much.

To encourage banks to lend the money, the Fed can lower the rate if it wants, though not by much.

Such a cut would increase the deficit by much less than the current stimulus bill, while likely producing a larger boost to employment.

The cost of it may fall, but probably not by much, given the familiarity of the technologies it uses.

There have been all sorts of calculations purporting to show that the renminbi isn't really undervalued, or at least not by much.

By much trampling, we had made it a mere quagmire.

By contrast, banks that focus on traditional lending are likely to be less affected by much of the regulatory clampdown, the report says.

In the last quarter the margin between Citi's funding costs and lending rates fell by much more than those of its main competitors.

Some days go by much more quickly than others; some hours seem as if they would never end.

A shift from an outward focus to an inward focus will have to be accompanied by much more institutional discipline.

The prevailing model of risk management, as practised by much of the industry, went badly wrong. Basic assumptions must be re-examined.

There is still no guarantee the yuan will rise by much any time soon, so you could be sitting on dead money for a long time.

Seen by much of the world as abrasive and inflammatory, Mr Ahmadinejad has built a strong constituency inside Iran.

This puts SI slightly behind where Evergreen was a year ago, but not by much.

Some days go by much more quickly than others while some hours seem as though they would never end.

The American source says: "Kayani has done everything he has promised to do, and he has not missed the deadlines by much. "

To begin with, the chief victims of the crisis have let their currencies appreciate against the dollar by much more than China has.

But now, though buying Dow would set a new record for private equity, it would not be by much.

The procurement cost of a $160 pair of basketball shoes made in China is already small and cannot be pared by much.

Cinema charges have increased by less than prices generally, a round of drinks by more, taxi fares by much more.

Age-related spending will increase by much less than in most other parts of Europe.

Washington's uncritical support of Israel at the expense of Palestinians is perceived by much of the world as egregiously hypocritical.

Saw palmetto extract contains substances acting as DHT blockers by much of the same mechanism as prostate medicines.

Spend more time with your kids! These last 15 years with Chloe (and my other wonderful kids) have gone by much, much too fast.

Inclination with parallel legs allows for the Center of Mass to travel by much shorter, more direct path through the gates.

It might surprise you that GRC platforms from enterprise software giants like SAP have been beaten out by much smaller vendors.

It sees little evidence of housing bubbles in most countries: average house prices have not risen by much more than incomes in recent years.

There are lessons here, though not necessarily the ones that have been touted by much of the media.

The author has done some research on the applying distributed database to the information management system by much analysis and practice.

Many other emerging economies, especially in Asia, are reluctant to risk their competitiveness by letting their currencies rise by much.

Practically speaking, the layers of the networking stack go by much more recognizable names.

Washington'suncritical support of Israel at the expense of Palestinians is perceived by much of the world as egregiously hypocritical.

If I was a Utah fan I would scared that we are not up by much with TMAC having 1 point.

Even by the end of this century, the level may well have risen by 80cm, perhaps by much more.

The pertinent argument is that they would be hurt by much less than in previous American downturns.

Without Apple's AT&T-inspired limits, the streaming bit rates for these services are undoubtedly higher, though probably not by much.

From an environmentalist's perspective, though, these positives are outweighed by much larger negatives.

The labour activist Xiao Qing Shan says there is another issue that's been ignored by much of the local and international media.

Long, sweeping flow lines are crossed in places by much shorter lines, which are deep cracks in the ice called crevasses.

You are younger than I by much.

Land values will fall by much more. In the biggest and craziest bubble in Zhejiang Province , they may drop 80 percent or more .

Better than never getting back to them at all, but not by much.

Finally, the facts and proposed algorithm results are compared by much test data provided by Bank of China bin he sub-branch.

But that may not move the needle by much, so some companies are planning for the pain to continue.

To be fair, Tesla products do clock lower, though not by much.

Without it, home prices and consumer spending would have fallen by much more.

Not by much, but enough that he could no longer be called young.

Next, Miller displays something less familiar: a drawer of adult Heliodinidae moths, which are bigger than rice grains but not by much.

A typically Irish face was made wise and calm and undecipherable by much experience.

Many Lib Dems and others worry that students from poor backgrounds will be deterred by much higher fees.

In this case, the shaking was triggered by much the same mechanismthat shakes cities along California's San Andreas fault.

History says few people ever beat the market consistently. And even those who do don't beat the market by much.

A festivity characterized by much drinking.

Not as much as the hydrogen atom going from 1s to 2s to 2p, but still by much more than ordinary thermal energies at room temperature.

It's a virtual axiom of political science, supported by much of 20th-century history.

To judge by much commentary, this benign outcome is unlikely.

The getResults function is a little more complicated, but not by much, as you can see in Listing 13.

And if so, why not Quaoar and Sedna, and several other worlds, which were smaller than Pluto, but not by much?

Although we may not realize it, when we converse with others we communicate by much more than words.

Unnoticed by much of the world, Chile has done just that.

Prices in Mexico are lower than in the U. S. , but not by much.

The annoyingly high unemployment rate will improve some but not by much next year.

It is true that a higher proportion of cancer cases in the U. S. are linked to body fat, but not by much.

Well, we're not increasing the employment by much .

No, not by much, but every little bit helps, remember?

Troubles elsewhere mean that Latin America will be lucky to grow by much more than 3. 5% next year.

MVP was quite different. Kobe was so calm when trailing by much. They caught it at last.

Life under the Tarp is better than death, but not by much.

"Later the birth rate started to increase, but not by much, " he added.

Not by much-- a few hours, I think.

But not by much. So his recent talk of "retirement" has unnerved many.

The English Civil War and American Revolution were ignited by much less.

We are constantly lured by much visions, we want to get more great glory, beauty and fame.

Older Europeans are less keen than the young on going it alone, but not by much.

I don't get excited by much so maybe that's the thing.

The release of seawater from the rock will raise sea levels over time, but not by much, says Schrag.

Yields on Brazil's sovereign debt have risen, but not by much.

Nylon is produced by much the sameprocess as rayon.

The rates paid by borrowers are higher, but not by much.

Leakey was exaggerating but not by much.

Spending an hour cleaning reduces the GPA, but not by much; the second hour reduces by a bit more, and so on.

Prices are negotiable, but not by much.

Perhaps slightly, but not by much.

We adjusted the formula, but not by much.

But if you take first births alone, the ratio is "only" 108. That is outside the bounds of normality but not by much.

Returns were -0. 2% in the first half of 2010 (although stockmarkets fell by much more).

Today it is negative and few expect consumer prices to rise by much more than 3-4% in 2010.

Yet it may take years for such trends to dent demand and boost supply by much; and the world may not have a lot of time.

The real truth is, this one is probably true, but by much less than you think.

In Japan's two decades of misery, American wealth creation has outpaced that of Japan, but not by much.

The world of commercial property is saner, but not by much.

Our walks vary, but not by much.

I like the fact that I get to work with people. It makes the day go by much faster.

Overall, developing countries do gain, but by much less than from lower tariffs.

Large plate movements, such as described in the 7 of 10 scenarios, are preceded by much activity.

A slowdown in emerging economies, on the other hand, would dent prices by much more.

That is outside the bounds of normality but not by much.

As of June 2009 these ratios had fallen only in America, Britain and South Korea, and not by much at that.

tighter conditions on drug approvals, prompted by much-publicised scandals, raise the cost of drug research, especially for small companies;

Belarus was hit by much of the nuclear fallout from the disaster;

Monitoring by much dots and grafting datum about ice temperature in big ice plant in indoor

Economists Bryson, Rodgers and Shulman all agree the employment situation will improve next year, but not by much;

The market today is dominated by much younger people who have not experienced a bear market

Their eviction was marked by much weeping and wailing and gnashingof teeth

Men Are Funnier Than Women, But Not By Much, Study States

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