Word: trended
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...discussion that followed Mr. Whiteside's talk, he declared that the Supreme Court was "extending itself into new fields." Evidence of this trend is the friction between states and the Supreme Court, over "whose ruling shall be paramount in certain areas." White-side does not think that this extension of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court is always helpful to the protection of civil liberties, however...
Lone Critic. Only one influential voice, the newspaper L'Action, patterned after Paris' outspoken L'Express, dared speak up against this autocratic trend. Last week Bourguiba abruptly silenced that voice...
...sustain the revival of business activity there will have to be a rising trend in final demand. Consumer spending will be of crucial importance"-and this will depend chiefly on the public reception of the '59 cars...
...occasional insistence that he give a wrong answer. "I was forced to admit that I didn't know where the Taj Mahal is; I was forced to say that Gothic architecture originated in Germany when I know damn well it was France. See, that's the trend now: a big winner will have to flub the easy ones to make the American public look good." Eventually, said Herb, Enright told him, "We've reached a plateau. We need a new face." Herb was forced to lose to Van Doren-and that tore...
Cash Needed. But IMF does need cash. In boom, recession or crisis, the trend is toward increasing demand. Since Suez the fund has passed out in hard money loans some $2.7 billion, or two-thirds of all its outlay since the IMF was organized. Moreover, quotas have become unrealistic. Booming West Germany with $5.8 billion in foreign exchange and gold reserves is assessed only $330 million; the United Kingdom, with reserves of only $3 billion has a $1.3 billion quota...