But the global financial crisis was constricting capital for these expensive projects, so energy companies began looking for new sources of funding.
They are from the family of constricting snakes, which kill their prey through asphyxiation and can grow to more than 9 ft long.
Coco rejected that ideal, opting to build a style based solely on herself, liberating the female body from the constricting style of the time.
But debate could last weeks and it was not known what amendments to the overall bill, either constricting or expanding gun rights, senators might approve.
The cap-and-trade mechanism is primarily a method of constricting electricity production.
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Constricting demand (especially when it is already weakening) and raising interest rates (especially when they are already high) simply does not work in a debt crisis.
Constricting bollinger bands indicate the potential for an increase in volatility that could trigger a breakout, and the proximity to the upper band suggests an overbought position.
The stage on which we women are instructed to play, fingers waggling in our faces, is often so constricting it's a wonder we can move at all.
Where the Moga felt a bit constricting and prone to causing hand cramps over long use, the Moga Pro feels as natural as a regular game console controller.
The answer was implicit in the question, and with a resigned gesture Rousselot showed her the gold ring that was constricting his ring finger at that moment as never before.
By contrast, by removing excess liquidity, the central bank can cause the sudden collapse of speculative excess, and it can also hurt healthy recovery or growth by constricting the money supply.
It does address the root problem, defaulting mortgages, and Mr Bernanke has long worried that bad debt would fuel a vicious circle of crippled lenders, constricting credit, weakening growth and more defaults.
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