Word: sustaining
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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What bothers Tyler most about the regional ills and national ailments - the Depression, the rise of mass man and the industries that sustain him - is the change they work on the Courier-Freeman. When he first knew the paper, it was a respectable and fairly honest sheet that printed news without fear or favor, as editorials always put it. Then the Courier's owner died, and his nephew was finally forced to sell out to a West Coast moneyman. The paper passed from the control of a publisher who is also a businessman to that of a businessman...
...false step. Part One ends with an overly theatrical addition: soldiers kneel in a hollow halfcircle, facing inward with banners flying, and cheer several times: "For England and Saint George!.!" This might come off after Henry V, but Henry IV: I does not end on a note that can sustain a gesture such as Vaughan has added to the script. Except for this mistake, Vaughan's staging always enhances Shakespeare and shows his willingness to trust the plays, a welcome change from the fooling-around and gimcackery that characterizes many American Shakespeare productions...
...were going up, and the 30 stocks in the Dow-Jones average did not accurately reflect the fate of many depressed stocks that are still down. Even during last week there was a sizable number of new lows for the year. Many traders believe that before the market can sustain its advance, more stocks will have to participate in the rise, and new highs will have to outnumber new lows by a bigger margin. If this happens, says Walston & Co.'s Edmund Tabell, "the market could become very bullish"-and the next objective could well...
...reasonable extension of Alfven's theory: the third planet away from stars like the sun has the conditions most likely to sustain life...
...higher gross into a smaller net for many a company. Chrysler, despite a sharp rise in sales ($925.8 million v. $690.5 million in 1959) reported a first-quarter earnings decline of 28% ($1.25 a share v. $1.75). There was also doubt about whether the economy was going to sustain its present pace. Manufacturers' new orders in March dropped $500 million under the previous month, lagged behind shipments...