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Encouraged by investor excitement and indications of over-subscription, underwriters hiked the IPO’s price well above what they had first deemed reasonable.
There are ominous indications that the relative forbearance of this group may end.
But soaring oil prices, together with indications of natural limits, such as climate disruption, biodiversity loss, and water scarcity, demonstrate the need for a new approach.
All indications are that it will not be a pretty story.
Given the political pressure to mitigate the impact of climate change, smart investors will be watching closely for indications of policies that will lead to a drop in demand and the possibility that their assets will become financially stranded.
There are already indications of this emigration.
The US spends more and gets less, and all indications suggest that the perverse economics of American health care will continue more or less unchanged indefinitely.
There are indications of good governance in many countries.
Indications that Trichet’s communicative skills were slipping already had become evident last September, when the Governing Council could not follow through with the rate increase the ECB president had promised the previous month.
There are also indications that China’s foreign policy is evolving.
The latest indications from the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve – a crucial piece of this puzzle – are encouraging.
What policymakers should really worry about are indications that the US may be losing its competitiveness as a location for this activity.
Even though the country’s second-largest union has called a general strike, indications are that Macron will have the political support he needs.
This two pillar approach constitutes a framework for cross-checking indications from the shorter-term economic analysis with those from the longer-term monetary analysis in order to obtain a robust view about the risks to price stability.
All indications are that offshoring has reached the tipping point, and more of it will take place through FDI.
There have been indications of a gradual thaw.
Reinforcing this view are preliminary indications that the European Union may now be willing to consider a zero-tariff automobile initiative.
From all recent indications, the new YPF is unlikely to be a model company.
Savulescu proposes that instead of trying to detect whether an athlete has taken drugs, we should focus on measurable indications of whether an athlete is risking his or her health.
The other reactor, unit one at the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Station, remains in operation, though all indications suggest that it should be retired.
Initial indications suggest growing interest in futures trading for home prices, particularly as so much talk about the “housing bubble” underscores the importance of diversifying risk.
There are indications that Egypt might follow suit, with Hosni Mubarak’s son, Gamal, taking over.
To be sure, there were indications of a temporary pick-up in annual consumption growth to nearly 4% in the fourth quarter of 2013.
But all indications are that the North Koreans have accelerated their testing schedule and have made nuclear weapons a top priority.
“When we got the first indications of what happened,” he explained, “we didn’t think it could be true.”
If the government were to fall and new elections held, there are strong indications that the winner might be Binyamin Netanyahu, of the right-wing Likud, which was decimated in the 2006 elections, but is now patiently waiting in the wings.
But indications so far suggest that optimal health goals could be derailed.
There are only the slightest of indications that Senators Obama and Clinton or even Senator McCain have any different intentions.
There are indications that Germany is finally emerging from years of economic stagnation, not least thanks to the reforms started under Schroeder.
There are some indications that Merkel is more aware of this then Schroeder was.
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