Word: nets
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Finding that his overhead was working exceptionally well, the Business School player came up to net quite often on Jenkins' short returns and put the ball away...
...accompanying chart shows the trend of Treasury borrowing in each of the four six-month periods since the fall of France, when U.S. war spending began in earnest. Though purchases of bonds by individuals and saving institutions have increased in every six-month period since 1940, the net sales of bonds to banks has gone up from $1.3 billions per six months to $5 billions. The commercial banks now hold about $26 billions of Governments. By the end of 1944 Federal Reserve officials estimate they may hold $100 billions...
...fourth goal, made in the third period, resulted from a well-placed shot by Thayer Drake into the corner of the M.I.T. net...
Both contestants are steady players who prefer to stay at the baseline rather than rush the net, some long rallies seem to be in store at Jarvis this afternoon...
...this scheme was that since the ceiling would be maintained, the move would not be inflationary. Actually, of course, if the Government pays bigger subsidies to corporations (be they copper companies or milk companies), and the corporations pay higher wages which are used to buy consumer goods, the net result is very definitely inflationary. The truth, which the Government has acknowledged but refused to face, is that copper is so badly needed that it is cheap at the price of a little inflation...