Word: paces
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...services as well as goods, shrank 14% during the first three months of the year, to $22.9 billion, the smallest quarterly gap in six years. In a separate report, the merchandise trade deficit in April fell 17%, to $6.9 billion, its second best showing in six years. At this pace, the gap for the year as a whole could fall below $100 million for the first time since...
Hard times will aggravate the problem. Economists fear that the sluggish U.S. economy, which grew at a meager 1.3% pace in the first quarter, could help put an increasing number of debt-laden firms into bankruptcy court...
...October Yeltsin told a Central Committee plenum that he was resigning from the Politburo and went on to denounce the slow pace of economic reform under perestroika. Particularly galling to Gorbachev must have been Yeltsin's observation that there was still not a "good atmosphere" at the top of the party. Yeltsin disapproved, he said, of the "increase in what I can only call adulation of the General Secretary by certain full members of the Politburo...
Ever since Piltch came to Harvard eight years ago, the trophy case has been the only part of Hemenway that has kept pace with the fast-growing program. And ever since Piltch came to Harvard, there has been talk and only talk of a new facility Currently, plans have been drawn for new squash courts next to the Varsity Club in The Stadium parking lot, but they remain tentative and the state of the team's facilities remains a major problem...
Rainey, junior Suzanne Jones and sophomore Catherine Griffin were the headline names in the indoor track team's Heps title. The women's swimming team finished just for points off the pace at Easterns and the women's basketball team finished its season with a one-point shocker at Briggs Cage over Ivy champion Dartmouth on a buzzer-beating layup by Jody Fink...