Word: impendingness
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Though many businessmen take the stock market seriously as an economic barometer. Henderson lives by it. Says he: "We believe that stocks cause rather than predict depressions. So we have lived more daringly than most companies in good times and run to cover more rapidly in impending hard times; we...
The cover story on Franco Spain certainly points out another danger area to the U.S. Franco's impending demise gives rise to the notion of a creation of another Fidel Castro.
Thereafter, encouraged by Administration proclamations of impending tax relief, the market slowly recovered to close the week at 601.61-less than 10 points off the previous week's close. By week's end, the trading on the Big Board slowed to a leisurely 2,500,000 shares a...
Perhaps the trouble is in the nature of the beast. The academic president who emerges from Dodd's study is a very sterile being. He has functions and duties, not personality and ideas. And so the university president, straight-jacketed by his far-reaching responsibility and by constant faculty pressures...
Faced with this poem, any competent modern critic could easily go to work. He might first allude to its use of alliteration ("few fishes," "few fingers"). Clearly the poem deals with the plight of modern man reaching out for love and innocence but mocked by impending death. Love is the...