It's too narrow.

We entered a narrow corridor.

Naturally, the spread would automatically converge to the threshold, but how much would be sold?

The spread of the rate between 10 year German and Spanish bonds has reached a new historically high level.

The ECB s long term refinancing operation enabled Spanish and Italian banks to buy their own countries bonds and earn a large spread.

Indeed, a large literature on knowledge spillovers points to their remarkably narrow geographic range.

The whole world is a very narrow bridge. The main thing is to fear nothing.

The more meaningful message is how these shocks box the rest of us into an even tighter corner.

China's president achieved and consolidated his power by relying on a small coterie drawn from his Shanghai political base.

The narrow circle of Jiang's supporters reminds many people of unpopular emperors like Cheng Zu.

But the narrow view misses the most critical consideration this Japan shock has not occurred at a time of great economic strength.

Central bankers in Europe have always resented the narrow monetary policy mandate given to the ECB under the Maastricht Treaty.

However, their narrowly focused anti drug stance strongly influences the policies and practices of member nations.

The relatively tight labor market is causing wages to rise at an accelerating rate, because employers must pay more to attract and retain employees.

Only the other four founding members of what was the European Community Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg were admitted into the innermost circle of Europe's true believers.

Aware of a potential threat from within their ranks, Musharraf has populated his inner circle with relatively junior (and reliably loyal) officers.

It postulates a vast and rapidly growing number of universes existing in parallel mutually undetectable except through the narrow porthole of quantum mechanical experiments.

The narrow view of the catastrophe s economic impact is that Japan doesn t really matter anymore. After all, more than 20 years of unusually sluggish trend growth in Japanese output has sharply reduced its incremental impact on the broader global economy.

The narrow view of the catastrophe s economic impact is that Japan doesn t really matter anymore.

Since the local online community is a relatively narrow group of people who know one another, the information tends to be more credible.

Some, such as smallpox virus for example, can infect only one species in this case humans, and are said to have a narrow host range.

If you stop doing it, the people will leave, and you will have again the same small core of people who were interested in politics before.

By contrast, if the threshold is set low enough to bring spreads down from panic levels, purchases will be more substantive, but at the expense of reducing considerably the effective haircut on private holders.

After all, by capping spreads, the buyback facility would limit the downside risk while providing incentives to hold the bonds and wait for the upside a good reason, perhaps, to make the facility a temporary offer. By contrast, if the threshold is set low enough to bring spreads down from panic levels, purchases will be more substantive, but at the expense of reducing considerably the effective haircut on private holders.

Such an indecent gap between the opinion of the people and the opinion of the patriotic blogosphere, represented by a thin social stratum of office intelligentsia, shows how hopelessly removed these folks are from the people.

But such a narrow, economics based view fails to account for the larger questions of value that societies worldwide are facing.

'Do you really think he can recover?' he asked, looking at the back of her round little head, at the narrow parting which closed every time she drew the comb forward.

The narrow 40 kilometer long coastal strip is surrounded by fences and concrete walls along its north and east with Israel and on its south border with Egypt.

Given this, the Green Revolution s narrow, production focused approach cannot overcome food insecurity in the future, even though it produced truly impressive output increases in the past.

This narrow circle comprises not only very rich and resourceful people, but also members of informal but very effective organizations (which are often, perhaps not entirely correctly, called mafia ).

In Spain, banks have historically issued 30 year mortgages whose interest rates are indexed to interbank rates such as Euribor, with a small spread (often less than 100 basis points) fixed for the lifetime of the mortgage.

It is this narrow, black and white view of humanity that has perpetuated a cycle of violence in Cambodia, where raging mobs beat to death robbery suspects and young mistresses suffer acid attacks by jealous wives.

Should we believe that target zones, to be discussed at the upcoming Cologne Summit, offer a blueprint for the Euro dollar rate to move in a narrow range, and that the Yen will stop its wild dance?

don't necessarily easily let other people in their inner circle, she explains, recalling her first years here when she was in her 30s. They do not ask you to come around to have dinner at their house or have a drink.

But, if I had something like a TED wish, it would be to actually get it built, to start building this habitable wall, this very, very long, but very narrow city in the desert, built into the dunescape itself.

On October 16, 1973, ten days after Egypt s army surprised the Israelis by crossing the Suez Canal, Sharon turned defeat into victory by leading his own troops across the canal through a narrow gap in the Egyptian front.