Biotech deals saw even frothier premiums, typically around 50 percent.
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They are pouring in cash, and company valuations are getting frothier.
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Imagine chocolate soft serve, but frothier, with a more complex taste.
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I expected it to be a thinner juice, but it's actually a frothier fruit drink.
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For one thing, traditional high-yielding areas of the market are trading at frothier levels than in recent memory.
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Yet as Jio emerges, and as Ambani joins the dots on his digital vision, a frothier overall valuation might follow.
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The milk foam grows creamier and frothier as it heats until it's perfect for cappuccinos, chai tea lattes, and hot chocolate.
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With bitcoin looking like an ever-frothier bubble and a five-yearly Communist Party congress in October, stability is the paramount goal.
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"When it's really good in the market, it's frothier here too," said Eric Matzner, founder and CEO of supplement start-up Nootroo.
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The milk froth grows creamier and frothier as it heats until it's perfect for pouring over the espresso in your coffee mug.
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The milk froth grows creamier and frothier as it heats until it's perfect for pouring over the espresso I have in my coffee mug.
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In the end, Yahoo may have managed to gin up a frothier auction than it deserved and thus fetched an outsize price from Verizon.
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While showering them with salt before baking works with other, frothier brownie batters, it fails here, with the flakes sinking in and disappearing without a trace.
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In these frothier times, I encourage founders to interview investors who take a slot on their cap table with the same rigor they would a potential employee.
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Start-ups may also benefit from a frothier M&A environment, as lower domestic taxes result in tech giants repatriating large sums of money currently held offshore.
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The stock has gained 70 percent over the past two years and now fetches 32 times forecast earnings for 2017, frothier even than the 27 times Starbucks commands.
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" But she always turned away from more nuanced roles in favor of sticking to type in frothier rom-coms — or as they were often dubbed at the time, "sex comedies.
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After the success of 2016's event, the school went beyond merely increasing their milk supplies and aimed to make all aspects of their second go of it bigger, better, and frothier.
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If we have to have jukebox musicals, and it seems we must, I'd rather have a dozen Jagged Little Pills that don't quite work than a dozen blander, frothier musicals that do.
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The main difference with prosecco is that there is lower pressure required during the carbonation process, which takes place in a stainless steel tank, resulting in a sweeter, frothier, more finely-bubbled beverage.
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This year, with the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, stories of struggle and salvation are on offer, alongside frothier fare celebrating and representing the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and its allies.
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When the important questions of the day — human rights, the future of the American trade embargo, Cuba's future — were raised (if not settled), a frothier one came to the fore: Cuba was giving a party.
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Hence my appreciation for the frothier, more bubble-gummy episodes of Sex and the City (think: less Berger breaking up with Carrie on a Post-It and more Kyra — played by Tatum O'Neal — hosting a party where Carrie's shoes get stolen).
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Small-scale brewers from Brooklyn to Beijing are tapping growing demand from cosmopolitan Chinese consumers for high-end beers, a trend which could also help global brewing giants finally unlock frothier profits in the world's largest beer market.
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SHANGHAI, March 7.53 (Reuters) - Small-scale brewers from Brooklyn to Beijing are tapping growing demand from cosmopolitan Chinese consumers for high-end beers, a trend which could also help global brewing giants finally unlock frothier profits in the world's largest beer market.
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Other factors influencing the ratings include the firm's consistent earnings performance through economic cycles, a strong and experienced management team, and the strength of the capital markets business, which provides a relatively reliable fee stream and allows for the potential reduction of balance sheet risk in frothier market conditions.
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So when ASICs for Zcash were announced, and Zooko did not immediately move to change the hash algorithm as Monero did, he was accused of betrayal, and of being in the pocket of Jihan Wu, CEO of the miner manufacturer Bitmain and, if you believe the frothier corners of some cryptocurrency subreddits, all-around evil crypto boogeyman.
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Louisa Mellor of Den of Geek wrote a mixed review; "Though it's frothier than Being Human and nowhere as near the knuckle as Misfits, it's original UK genre TV and as such, we welcome it with open arms." She also named Fox and Turner as the stand-outs of the series.
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A swan neck is a curved spout. This is often used in conjunction with a sparkler - a nozzle containing small holes - fitted to the spout to aerate the beer as it enters the glass, giving a frothier head; this presentation style is more popular in the north of England than in the south.
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He was born in Bucharest, Romania to a wealthy family. His forefathers, however, sprang from Hamburg, Germany and settled in Zhitomir, Ukraine in the 19th century, but later moved to Romania.Chess Archaeology at www.chessarch.com After completing his studies in Vienna, he went back to Romania, where he ran the Frothier Printing House in Bucharest.
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Maya Jaggi, writing for The Guardian, praised John Henry Days, writing that it is "propelled by the quality of the writing and observation which, together with his serious intent, elevate it above frothier social satire."Maya Jaggi (2001) "Railroad blues" John Henry Days review, The Guardian. Published 23 June, 2001. Archived from here on 28 November, 2017.
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Zarif has described her sound as "soulful and summery" and "upbeat and eclectic". The Guardian named Zarif "the next big thing in British soul" and Billboard Magazine said she was like "Amy Winehouse with Madonna's pop flair." Also theguardian.co.uk described Zarif as a "chirpy, sassy cross between Lily Allen and Corinne Bailey Rae, or a lighter, frothier, poppier Amy Winehouse".
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The drink grew out of an orange juice stand opened in Los Angeles, California in 1926 by Julius Freed. Sales were initially modest, about $20 a day (equivalent to approximately $ in dollars). In 1929, Bill Hamlin, Freed's real estate broker, developed a mixture that made the acidic orange juice less bothersome to his stomach. Freed's stand began serving the drink, which had a frothier, creamier texture.
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Homemade recipes may use vanilla ice cream blended into the beverage, particularly when the goal is to create a chilled drink. Some recipes call for condensed milk or evaporated milk in addition to milk and cream. Acidophilus milk, a fermented milk product, has been used to make egg nog. While some recipes call for unwhipped heavy cream, in some recipes, whipped cream is added to the mixture, which gives it a frothier texture.
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The LOI then instructed government agencies to market the TV sets. The ministries of Public Information, National Defense, Education and Culture, were instructed to use the sets frothier public information and educational projects. In 1982, Marcos issued LOI 640-A, to extend the scope and duration of the earlier order. The new instruction directed government ministries to distribute Benedicto's television sets in the countryside areas “on matters pertaining to peace and order”.
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Other positive reviews included Charles Spencer of The Telegraph, who raved, "this is Lloyd Webber's finest show since the original Phantom, with a score blessed with superbly haunting melodies and a yearning romanticism that sent shivers racing down my spine." He gave the show four stars out of five, but cautioned that "The show may ultimately prove too strange, too dark, too tormented to become a massive popular hit, but I suspect its creepy allure will linger potently in the memory when frothier shows have been long forgotten".Spencer, Charles.
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A flat white with latte art Flat white is an espresso with a similar proportion of coffee to milk as a latte and a cappuccino, the main difference being the texture of the milk and (in some regions) the number of espresso shots. The drink originated in Australia in the early 1980s as an alternative to the frothier cappuccino. It became popular in New Zealand in the late 1980s and has since spread to the UK, where it was first served at independent cafes in London such as Department of Coffee and Social Affairs and Speak Easy where owners and staff from Australia and New Zealand brought the style of coffee into the UK before being adopted by chains Costa Coffee and Starbucks. Available in the form of a 12 oz.
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