Venture capital funding is top-heavy in terms of deal dollars.
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"Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship" is also a little top-heavy.
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The proposed Cabinet is top-heavy with business and military leaders.
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The playoff's composition confirmed the top-heavy nature of the sport.
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Top-heavy and buffeted by winds, the chugging old Pinto struggled.
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But they were slow, top-heavy and had limited capability off-road.
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The two-hour-long pilot episode is top heavy with unnecessary exposition.
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The pieces are so top-heavy that they pose a serious tipping risk.
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Of course, many will find political reasons behind the IRS' top-heavy audits.
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Hadn't its top-heavy nature been one of the first things she'd noticed?
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It describes a response top heavy on operational costs like salaries and hazard pay.
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This thing is so top heavy that it's all going to come crashing down.
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Strength: While the roster is undeniably top-heavy, there's some decent veteran talent here.
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"We are very top-heavy," said Mr. Jones, who is unaffiliated in the race.
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In the top-heavy N.F.C., that is how the elite distinguish themselves, with aggressiveness.
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It's also countered Intel's "Extreme!" branding with an over-the-top "Heavy Metal" marketing campaign.
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I disliked the original HTC Vive as it was top heavy and cumbersome to adjust.
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Sometimes this leads to making work that is top heavy, which is hardly a sin.
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This year, as last year, the list of nominees was top heavy with Puppies favorites.
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A good rule of thumb is to make your day as top-heavy as possible.
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It is corrupt, top heavy, has no modern combat experience and its kit is poorly maintained.
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The bracket for the knockout rounds is remarkably top-heavy Or, if you prefer, side-heavy.
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Avoid taxis in poor condition, motorcycles and motorcycle taxis, and crowded top-heavy buses and minivans.
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The number of the four-star generals and admirals have made headquarters top heavy, Carter added.
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It replaced the top-heavy No Child Left Behind Act from the George W. Bush era.
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Some rank-and-file members have criticized the Democrats' leadership structure for being overly top-heavy.
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Much like every other Andrew Luck Colts team, this was a top-heavy roster with no backup.
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The Surface Book was top heavy, chunky, and it had a removable screen that I rarely detached.
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Players who're tasked with carrying humongous loads on top-heavy teams now face a slightly steeper incline.
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Without it, the league would be as soulless and top-heavy as it was the year before.
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That is a conscious departure from the past, when G.E. was regarded to have top-heavy management.
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The worst that can be said about the NBA, at this moment, is that it's top-heavy.
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At the far edge of the parking lot, the tall, top-heavy pines were hatched sideways with snow.
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I had similar issues with the Surface Book being top heavy, but the Book One is even worse.
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I had terrible posture and sitting up straight was even more difficult, thanks to my top-heavy shape.
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That hinge might make this the must stable Surface Pro ever, but it's still a top heavy behemoth.
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Nor is it as top-heavy as the current women's game, so dominated by Coach Geno Auriemma's Connecticut.
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Top-heavy lockups led to fragmentation, and much of today's gunplay is interpersonal — young men who know each other.
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I wanted to proportion her out without making her look top-heavy or getting in the way of dancing.
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Durant added 19 points in a top-heavy Warriors attack that saw only three players score in double figures.
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While some lists are tech top-heavy, this one presents options that cross the wider spectrum of the economy.
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To me, this indicated a top-heavy bureaucracy, one where administrative costs account for more than the actual care.
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Basketball is a superstar-driven sport, and the Thunder are among the most "top-heavy" teams in NBA history.
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America's corporate world has grown top-heavy, thanks to the dominance of large firms and a wave of mergers.
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Even within this already skewed and top-heavy system, I have documented declining corporate penalties under the Trump administration.
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Their rotation is overmatched, their lineup top-heavy and inflexible, and their payroll maxed out for the foreseeable future.
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The N.B.A. is top-heavy this season, but it is worth remembering that this is not all that new.
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Avoid buses in poor condition or that are crowded and top-heavy, which can offset the center of gravity.
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In addressing legitimate public concern about drug prices, our politicians must avoid the temptation to impose top-heavy regulations.
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But the headline number was made top heavy by aircraft orders, reflecting Boeing's success at the Paris Air Show.
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A woeful May has exposed the underbelly of their roster: They are a top-heavy team with limited depth.
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But I'm not gonna change my ways and start eating toast, pizza, and other top-heavy foods upside down.
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Tocchet has guided the Coyotes into first place in the top-heavy Pacific with a 26-18-5 record.
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Missteps—tough strips of room-temperature fried tripe cutlet and dull oysters top-heavy with seaweed butter—were forgiven.
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I thought we needed to upgrade in that area and become more well-rounded instead of being top-heavy.
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Extra berths made the ship so top-heavy that dockworkers said it would lurch badly when loading or unloading.
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TOP HEAVY "Away from this premium segment, performance was not all positive, with many businesses coming under pressure," McAndrew said.
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If it passes, it would be the clearest sign yet that Egypt is serious about reforming its top-heavy economy.
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And with the keyboard squished in the lower quarter of the handset, the whole thing is top heavy when typing.
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Egyptian banks have for years been top-heavy on government lending at the expense of the private sector, economists say.
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Some strategists say that weighting makes the market precariously top-heavy, while others say investors have little to worry about.
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The market in past decades has been far more top-heavy than it is now, with no immediate adverse consequences.
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Even last year, which was a super top-heavy tournament, included No. 8 seed Michigan State in the Final Four.
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TOP-HEAVY Chaebol, the family-run business groups such as Samsung, Hyundai Motor and SK, dominate Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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The fusion of man and machine looked top-heavy and precarious, but his pedalling was strikingly efficient, unstrenuous yet powerful.
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No election will produce wholesale change in a top-heavy, autocratic regime that has invested everything in its own survival.
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They'd no doubt love to, but they've already won by helping to alter the power dynamics in a top-heavy sport.
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With the help of a trainer, he bulked up his arms and chest, giving himself a deliberately hulking, top-heavy physique.
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He also noted that Chevron and Exxon Mobil make up about half the sector's weighting, making the group extremely top heavy.
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The critical problem for chitons is that they are top-heavy, but not flexible enough to twist and have no appendages.
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But I found no such instructions for adjusting the height of my pack, which was top-heavy from the first step.
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The Predators are top-heavy with those three star performers, while the Ducks are young and deep across all three pairs.
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Although Boston has one of the youngest populations in the country, the state as a whole is top-heavy with older people.
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Firms also published the share of men and women in each income quartile, with most proving top-heavy with men (see chart).
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It was also common when large CRT TVs were perched atop pieces of furniture, making them top heavy and easier to tip.
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In the top-heavy A.F.C. West, with the Raiders (7-2) and the Broncos (1003-3), Kansas City has won four straight.
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At times, that hardscrabble-but-egalitarian approach produced better results than the top-heavy bunch that struggled for most of the season.
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"We're not better than last year, from a personnel standpoint ... we're a top-heavy team," James said, according to the Akron Beacon Journal.
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"Toddlers and mobile 1-year-olds or 2-year-olds are top heavy — their heads are proportionally bigger than their bodies," Tothy said.
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Dropping the motor into the handle also better balances the dryer so it's not a top heavy irritation that leaves your shoulder sore.
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The preparations for the Brussels meeting make clear that NATO has become a sclerotic, top-heavy organization with no clear reason to exist.
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What will happen, if or when, this top-heavy monstrosity finally collapses — will there be a single-payer system left in its wake?
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Democrats, for their part, are deeply skeptical that this massive, top-heavy tax cut will deliver the broad economic benefits promised by Republicans.
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The research begins with "bottom heavy" and "top heavy" geometric patterns—three dots arranged in either a triangle or an upside-down triangle.
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But few senior officers have heeded the opposition's call for rebellion, leaving the armed forces top-heavy, unwieldy and still standing by Maduro.
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Even in the current system, top-heavy networks are contributing to bottlenecks that increase wait times for doctor visits and certain surgical procedures.
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"These vehicles aren't top heavy or prone to rolling, but they can roll a lot easier than people think, so being safe is crucial."
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But according to one trader who relies heavily on the options market and technicals, one of these names is looking a little top-heavy.
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The cost of this top-heavy income-surge is that China has become the second-most unequal country in the G20 after South Africa.
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Glover's fantasy league is top-heavy with Republicans because she's trying to solve a problem that besets the GOP rather than the larger polity.
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Keep Lowry, and Thursday could be a key moment in helping massage the roster around a top-heavy core without a ridiculous tax bill.
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This year's edition doesn't have the same top-to-bottom excellence, but it's even more impressive in a way because it's so top heavy.
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Over time, the one-and-done rule rendered things too top-heavy, and the games themselves became ugly slogs that were hardly worth watching.
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Or the economy remains sluggish and "all-weather" growth stocks will get stretched even further, perhaps making the market more top-heavy or unstable.
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Young ("Syncing Ink") is now starring in "All the Natalie Portmans," a top-heavy coming-of-age dramedy by C.A. Johnson at MCC Theater.
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The Diamondbacks will have a payroll of roughly $125 million this season — second-highest in their history — but the team is comically top-heavy.
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The Falcon is super top-heavy in laptop mode, for some reason, so it tips back if you open it at too wide an angle.
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The Bites 2 is larger at 5.7 by 3 by 10 inches, but a little top-heavy due to the treat dispenser sitting up top.
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Still, Washington was 6'6'', with a 260-pound frame that was both chiseled and evenly sculpted, instead of being top-heavy like many other heavyweights.
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The Kings have been top heavy at times, but Marian Gaborik may be close to returning and the Vincent Lecavalier revival tour has been rolling.
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But those things can be done by some council, rather than the top-heavy structure the ODNI has become; they are not Cabinet-level functions.
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Many at the department quietly agree that it grew top-heavy in recent years, with overlapping bureaus and authorities that some hoped would be streamlined.
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It's that empathy that occasionally threatens to make A War so top-heavy, so full of point-of-view characters that it will tumble over.
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The group's robot, dubbed MARLO, is a top-heavy box on stilts with no vision that walks in much the same way as a toddler does.
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Life is good in Madison thesedays as Wisconsin has quickly joined the conversation as being one of the topteams in a top-heavy Big Ten conference.
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"Typically our league has been fairly top-heavy, in terms of the fan distribution," says Chris "Chopper" Hopper, head of North American e-sports at Riot.
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Turns out being top-heavy matters underwater, too — co-founder Eduardo Moreno said this change vastly improved stability and made the SeaDrone considerably easier to control.
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Inside Wealth Our top-heavy economy has come to this: One man can move out of New Jersey and put the entire state budget at risk.
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Like many agencies in Washington, as the FDA has grown it has suffered from an expanding and top-heavy bureaucracy and an increasingly outdated regulatory model.
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If his skills successfully translate Stateside, Duquesnoy could be exactly what the doctor ordered for the UFC's top-heavy bantamweight division dominated by an exclusive few.
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Conifers include evergreen, fluffy up-and-down trees like firs, while deciduous trees shed their leaves annually and tend to be top-heavy with barer trunks.
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By 1515, after Pope Julius II famously commissioned Michelangelo to repaint the chapel's ceiling (1508–1515), the chapel had become decidedly top-heavy in its decoration.
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And that's good because it's ultimately the industry's problem to fix; it isn't the responsibility of moviegoers to diversify a top-heavy, Marvel-heavy box office.
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Keeping Score In late January, LeBron James declared that the Cleveland Cavaliers were top-heavy, too reliant on him, guard Kyrie Irving and forward Kevin Love.
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That's rare and valuable, and may give them a slight, necessary advantage against top-heavy opposition that stumbles at the start of every second and fourth quarter.
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For 21700years the gem-like TCM was the only alternative to the more conservative, institutionally top heavy Honolulu Academy of Art, as the HMoA was then known.
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The research indicates that, like wealth — half of which remained in the hands of the top 1 percent in 13 — the art market has become top heavy.
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It was surprisingly sturdy and well-balanced; when I reached out to touch the screen, there was no irritating screen wobble, and it didn't feel top heavy.
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At the time, Britain was top-heavy with teen idols, ranging from the sublime (Cliff Richard and Billy Fury) to the marginal (Johnny Gentle and Dickie Pride).
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The West Wing that Kelly is now entering is top-heavy, with at least 26 assistants to the president, the highest ranking title, as of last month.
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But video shared with local media over the weekend appeared to show a group of people toppling the top-heavy structure, prompting an Oregon State Police investigation.
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For Vietnam, the upshot would be private-sector growth in an economy that has long been top-heavy with state-owned enterprises and overdependent on development aid.
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Perhaps because of this, the XR felt a little bit top-heavy in our tests, as if the camera unit were weighing down one end of the device.
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I've been primarily using the Book One as a regular laptop, and setting it on my lap really highlighted a big design flaw: it's far too top heavy.
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Lap use with the 15-inch feels more balanced this time around though, so I'm not concerned it's as top heavy and will rock forward on my lap.
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The Vive Pro's head strap includes a sizing dial so the headset is a lot more balanced, and it hopefully won't feel too top heavy at the front.
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Beyond that quintet, only four reserves have seen any action and they are averaging a combined 1.4 points on 4-of-21 shooting for a top-heavy squad.
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It's an impressive bit of hardware architecture, especially taking into account how pronounced the bumps have become on devices like the Moto Z, which is downright top-heavy.
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"The index has become top heavy, though trading volume is quote solid so the downside should be limited," said Katsuhiko Nakamura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities.
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State police contacted RGA Towing to take the vehicle away; the crew was able to use a ramp truck despite the van being so over-the-top-heavy.
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CHARONE PEAKE Wide receiver, Clemson The Jets are certainly top-heavy at receiver with Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker, but do not have many reliable options behind them.
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I want to get back to arguing over how to approach global warming, either with top heavy government regulation, or a free-market, cap-and- trade type system.
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The regime has co-opted it, turning it into a faction-ridden, politicised and top-heavy moneymaking operation, with more than 2,000 generals (where 200 used to suffice).
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Now, the Mets' uneven rotation will be without one of its two best pitchers — and perhaps another — and the top-heavy bullpen will be short one reliable arm.
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It was Cleveland's first game since James called the team's roster "top-heavy" on Monday and questioned whether the organization was fully committed to winning a second title.
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While the display is a little wobbly and top heavy at times, the base for the keyboard is sturdy and great for writing long emails or typing out dissertations.
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Ray Wang, founder and principal analyst at Constellation Research says this isn't so much about being top heavy as the way the company chooses to distinguish certain executive roles.
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Warren's wealth tax is "going to induce a big capital flight out of this country," said Wolff, an economist and author of "Top Heavy," a book on income inequality.
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With more weight in the handle, the hair dryer becomes less top heavy and more ergonomic so there won't be any more aching arms as you're drying your hair.
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That's what happened to them in the 2171 draft, which was believed to be top-heavy with Kentucky's Karl-Anthony Towns, Ohio State's D'Angelo Russell and Duke's Jahlil Okafor.
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While men's tennis is top-heavy, with Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer having won the last nine Grand Slam titles, the women's game has far more variety.
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Co-founder Jesse Zhang explained that it wasn't sustainable to build a platform on top of a platform, particularly a platform that is incredibly top heavy and potentially overhyped.
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The balcony and kitchen give the home a top-heavy look, which Nebolon says was done to add extra space, and also to protect the front door from weather.
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But while there may be reason to ignore relatively small changes to the estate tax, outright repeal is both expensive and an extremely top-heavy distribution of tax goodies.
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Top-heavy with military men, it also includes several civilians (Steven Bannon and Andrew Puzder) who have been accused of sexual assault and/or domestic violence, starting with Trump himself.
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Shareholders have grumbled for years over how much Oracle pays its top heavy executive suite, with a long history of voting "no" on the annual advisory vote on CEO pay.
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On Tennis PARIS — Serena Williams versus Serena Williams is supposed to be the internal conflict that decides Grand Slam tournaments in this long-running, top-heavy era in women's tennis.
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Yet unlike recent years, this SXSW wasn't top-heavy with celebrities or random corporate stunts, while the most prominent sponsors (along with a ubiquitous beer) were largely connected to music.
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But supporters of Mr. Grenell say that the office, which oversees the intelligence community, has grown top-heavy and that other agencies could more efficiently handle some of its functions.
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The Lob City years may have been defined by a top-heavy roster of stars, but this group was far more anonymous and its talent stretched further along the bench.
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But Adam Smith, the Armed Services panel's Democratic chairman, said Trump's proposal would create a "top-heavy bureaucracy," including two new four-star generals and a new Air Force undersecretary.
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The induction coils make BB-9E more top heavy than BB-8, so Sphero engineers had to add a cast zinc counterweight to the bottom to compensate for that extra mass.
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"As long as Powell does not rule out near term rate cuts, the dollar will be top heavy after the Fed meeting," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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Two of Hollywood's top heavy-hitters, DiCaprio and Stallone, met up inside and posed for a few pictures, while The Revenant director Alejandro Gonzélez Inérritu chatted it up with Steven Spielberg.
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Hence the heroes Trump cites are autocratic military men (Douglas MacArthur and George Patton), and his paltry list of foreign-policy advisers is top-heavy with retired soldiers rather than diplomats.
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Depth never outweighs top-heavy superpowers this late in the season, and excellent play from Thomas, Horford, Crowder, and Avery Bradley is essential if the Celtics want to shock the world.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — A squeal of brakes, the screech of ripping metal and a battery-powered, three-wheel scooter — top-heavy with parcels for delivery — tips over after hitting a car.
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In 1980s Nigeria, a new form of masquerade called Ogele emerged, in which men wore top-heavy tiered wooden masks carved and painted to represent both real people and imaginary beings.
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Sector ETFs are more likely than actively-managed funds to have outsized positions in individual companies, largely because they track market-weighted indexes that themselves are often top-heavy, Rosenbluth said.
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The company says the positioning of the motor in the hand also limits the so-called dumbbell effect of old-guard models, where top-heavy weighting can cause arms to ache.
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The unnaturalness of this top-heavy arrangement, combined with growing evidence of power abuses, has given many people reason to believe that something is fishy about the structure of American equality.
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The so-called Faang stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google) rose so far so fast that index-based investments that were once balanced now seem top-heavy with risky highfliers.
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There is a reason the N.B.A. is the most top-heavy of our professional sports leagues, the most predictable in preseason every season, ruled through the years by a chosen few.
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Its top-heavy distribution of cuts, its wasteful mistargeting of incentives, and its funding of permanent corporate tax cuts via tax hikes on millions of ordinary taxpayers have been widely publicized.
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Orman, who describes herself as being "top heavy," doubles for actresses whose figures are more representative of American women (22% of whom wear a size 22 or above) than they are Hollywood.
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Many people are expecting The Martian to make an appearance here, but that film feels like exactly the sort of top-heavy tech spectacular the Academy's writers turn up their noses at.
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When you hold the Dyson in one hand and a "regular" hair dryer in the other, you get a sense of how top-heavy other models are when compared to the Dyson.
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The Surface Book was always a little too top-heavy and chunky, but this new Surface Laptop is under three pounds and feels high end, thanks to its aluminum finish and design.
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Akebono's skinny legs and top-heavy frame—supporting 22015 pounds dispersed across six feet and eight inches—weren't regarded as championship attributes when he moved to Japan to pursue sumo in 2500.
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Furthermore, Colvin says a "top heavy" equity market-the S&P 500 is within a hair of its all-time high-should continue to invite investors to buy gold as a hedge.
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The $4.5 billion Franklin Resources-Legg Mason deal combines two sizable active asset managers, makes one activist hedge fund a lot of money, and speeds up the top-heavy asset management consolidation.
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If the Sacramento Kings were to move from the boring, top-heavy five-on-five NBA to an In Real Life N BA Jam League, they would be pretty fun to watch.
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Released as a single a year after its self-titled parent album, 2013's Paramore, came out, "Ain't It Fun" sounded top-heavy and out of place on the radio, but gratifyingly so.
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The first few tracks are some of Big Black Coat's most hummable songs, but rather than make the album feel top-heavy, their stickiness helps prepare the listener for BBC's central theme: seduction.
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He has arrested generals for graft who were once considered untouchable, announced a trimming of the ranks by 300,000, shaken up the outdated command structure and slimmed down the top-heavy high command.
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If African nations learn to distrust U.S. intervention under Trump, they won't become dependent on American military spending via AFRICOM and end up with the top-heavy armies found in other U.S. satrapies.
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For all of these companies, Toys 'R' Us very much included, private equity was supposed to be a savior, making the necessary cuts to compete in an increasingly fragmented and top-heavy marketplace.
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The top-heavy campaign, however, spent money at a furious rate and soon teetered on the brink of insolvency, forcing McCain to downsize his political operation dramatically and run a bare-bones campaign.
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"Investors would look at the top line, but they would also look at the profitability of our accounts and saw we were super top-heavy — savvy investors saw that," one former employee said.
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With Mahomes, the Chiefs have the fiercest, most unpredictable offense in their conference, if not the league, and, in a top-heavy A.F.C., pose a serious threat to the unbeaten New England Patriots.
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Along with its successor, the original Simplex, the 35 PS helped kick off the era of the automobile, tipping the industry away from rickety, top-heavy wooden carriages that were retrofitted with engines.
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On top of that, restrictions on blocking below the waist during the 1970s allowed for linemen to become more top-heavy without having to worry about blocking moves that could knock out their knees.
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"In previous transitions its been top-heavy -- that is to say either the president or his designated adviser have said no leakage to the press we are going to do everything internally," he added.
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But the top-heavy close crop wasn't all that was different about Heigl's hairstyle — she also asked for some honey blonde highlights during the same salon session to lighten up her new brunette do.
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So during the winter months, my cacti are stagnant, the caudiciforms are completely bare (deciduous means they shed all their leaves during the winter months), and the succulents become super leggy and top heavy.
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Rather, Arkansas has a top-heavy scoring trio led by Anthlon Bell (223 points), who is in the mist of a 222-of-267 run from 264-point range over his last five games.
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He'd had enough of top-heavy pomposity at theological college, when some of his fellow students seemed fixated on high preferment and glittering robes, and he, instead, had preached on Jesus as a clown.
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Concerned by the top-heavy, sprawling organization when he took over, Kelly began interviewing aides to determine what they did, how much access they had to the President and whether that access was deserved.
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Two of those stars are all but guaranteed to remain with their current team, so, boiled down, it's literally depressing; a top-heavy pool mixed with a marketplace that isn't exactly flush with cash.
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These appointments would add two more white men to a cabinet dominated by them, and two more senior officials with military backgrounds to a national security team that is already top-heavy with them.
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It feels top-heavy: a tiny community of oversize houses, many of them weighty with history, including the Martin Van Buren National Historic Site, the Benedict Arnold House and the General John Burgoyne House.
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While the Sharks are treading water in the top-heavy Pacific Division, the Predators have dropped three of four overall and seen their offense stuck in neutral with just nine goals in their last five.
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Given the extent to which content is a hits business, in which the superstars in each field capture a massively disproportionate percentage of the economics, Patreon is less top-heavy than one might otherwise expect.
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With a top-heavy card deliberately designed to attract casual viewers with the lure of big names of yesteryear, it's only natural for some exciting bouts to slip under the radar, and Aaron Pico vs.
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The Celtics are now dependent on several youngsters with limited/no experience and are far more top heavy than they were as a 53-win team that was three wins from reaching the Finals last year.
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Efforts like the Text Encoding Initiative and Semantic Web ended up loading documents with so many tags aiming to explain the purpose and function of each word that the superstructure of analysis became overwhelmingly top heavy.
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If we are concerned about a top-heavy financial sector, the way to handle that is with breaking up the banks and structural reforms for the biggest players, not by removing basic rules at the bottom.
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That was one of several recommendations made in a paper that Val Ackerman, the first W.N.B.A. president, wrote for the N.C.A.A. in 2013 amid fears of declining attendance, stagnant ratings and a top-heavy women's tournament.
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Indeed, the Young Vic's coming season, the first from its new artistic director, Kwame Kwei-Armah, is top-heavy with American playwrights like Danai Gurira ("The Convert") and Stephen Adly Guirgis ("Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train").
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The restructuring aims to simplify a top-heavy corporate structure inherited from the group's complex origins as a group of separate aerospace firms, and consolidate its position as a European aerospace champion anchored in Toulouse, France.
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Monks in saffron robes and orange bobble hats stare out at arenas, hotels, exhibition centres and construction sites, approaching a terminal that is floodlit in red, white and blue, a top-heavy mass of concrete and shadow.
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I am wary of the whole dreary deadening structured mess we have built into such a glittering top-heavy structure that there is nothing left to see but the glitter, and the brute routines of maintaining it.
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As portrayed by the two veteran political journalists, the Clinton campaign was doomed from the start — with no clear mission, no set strategy and a top-heavy campaign structure unable or unwilling to adjust to new developments.
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That is, the biggest differences in strength of schedule in the competitively top-heavy sport of college football are not between the merely bad opponents and the worst ones, but between the very good and the best.
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Right now, clunky, top-heavy sensor- and camera-loaded vehicles are carefully driving around sunny, wide boulevards of Phoenix, Arizona, or geo-fenced areas of Frisco, Texas, or highly controllable senior living communities in Florida and San Jose.
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But analysts noted that even at the low end of the pricing range, PSBC's shares had a top-heavy valuation at a bit above book value, compared with other mainland banks priced at around 0.8 times book value.
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Columbus has followed a franchise-best 16-game winning streak with up-and-down play, including victories in just seven of its last 16 contests to see a halt in its ascent in the top-heavy Metropolitan Division.
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That dilemma speaks to Washington's fundamental issue: theirs is an extremely top-heavy roster, with a starting lineup that has played nearly an entire game's worth of minutes more than any other five-man unit in the league.
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"Short-term fundamentals look a little top heavy and it may be more and more difficult for the market to rationalize the stiff premiums of futures to the cash," brokerage R.J. O'Brien said in a note to clients.
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It's fairly common knowledge that the top 50 S&P stocks are worth more than the bottom 450, and it's not unusual that the market is frequently this "top-heavy," says Carter Worth, chief market technician at Cornerstone Macro.
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While other contenders and pseudo-contenders will look for ring-chasers on veteran minimum deals or employ a less top-heavy salary structure, Masai Ujiri and company have opted to keep a handful, and sometimes more, of youthful pieces.
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Last year's tournament was top-heavy: three No. 33 seeds made the Final Four, along with No. 23 seed Michigan State, a result that only was surprising if you've never paid attention to Spartans coach Tom Izzo in March.
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Savile Row looms large as an influence for nearly all designers, but perhaps the traditional suit — top-heavy and imbued with a sense of old-world power — need not be the only way to show off a man's physique.
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These Huskies were not just dominant but indomitable: where the other three tournament No. 1 seeds all fell before the Final Four — a rare occurrence in the top-heavy women's game — the Huskies' win streak now stands at 75.
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But then NEA sold a big basket to a Goldman Sachs-backed fund led by a former NEA partners, and Greenspring Associates quietly led the acquisition of a top-heavy portfolio from Altos Ventures that included unicorns like Roblox and Bluehole.
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The Jets (15-6-3) have been a top-heavy team for years, and when sniper Patrik Laine and former All-Star Dustin Byfuglien are held scoreless in a game like this, the newfound depth is all the more noticeable.
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"Some guys at that position are top-heavy with skinny little legs, or are big down below but have nothing up top," Dewayne Brown, who has helped train Donald since 2251 in their native Pittsburgh, said in a telephone interview.
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Mr Mitchell expressed the sentiments of many locals when he recently urged people not to vote for Mr Corbyn and his "mob of cosmopolitan meritocrats who love the [EU] more than those at the bottom of society's top-heavy heap".
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Allison was in her early thirties, with a top-heavy figure and a barely tamed kink of ginger hair she kept wrapped up in various scarves, which gave her an exotic look, as if she were displaced here in the suburbs.
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In the past four seasons, Wawrinka, who turns 32 on March 28, has won three Grand Slam singles titles to Federer's one, earning himself membership in the exclusive club of great players in this top-heavy era in men's tennis.
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A concept rendering of the S.S. United States makeover shows a ship with its signature twin red, white and blue stacks and the same number of decks, a spokesman said, in contrast with the top-heavy silhouette of some modern cruise liners.
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The three sources said that Toumajan was paid by a UAE company but, to comply with US regulations, was "seconded" in 2011 or 2012 to Knowledge International, the Virginia-based company whose advisory board was top-heavy with high-powered, retired US generals.
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While this card is top-heavy with upcoming European talent, this is the kind of fight card which leaves the British casual fan feeling a little overlooked in terms of the UFC bringing its best and biggest names to the UK's capital city.
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In standard stump speeches, the candidate would repeatedly point to the top-heavy and civically unsustainable ownership structure of the existing investment economy—noting, for example, the fact that the top tenth of Americans control 84 percent of all U.S.-owned stock.
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This top-heavy tilt - with the average hedge fund holding 68 percent of its long portfolio in the top 10 positions - reflects a heightened concentration of the broader market, where the largest companies account for a growing share of total index market cap.
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James blasted the Cavs' roster after a loss to the shorthanded New Orleans Pelicans on Monday, calling the team "top-heavy as s---" and saying it needed a "f---ing playmaker" and would be in trouble if he or Kyrie Irving got injured.
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Presiding over such a top-heavy system that has alienated so many sectors of society could leave Mr. el-Sisi vulnerable on the day his system inevitably faces an unforeseen shock, said Mr. Sayigh, the senior fellow at the Carnegie Middle East Center.
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Mistake No. 3: Not Supporting Top-Heavy Items Mr. McAlhany said that when people move themselves, the items that are often most at risk are the ones with a lot of weight on top of narrow legs, like pianos and pinball machines.
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Among the industries showing the biggest change in hiring in the past year are professional and business services, construction as well as information sector, which is top heavy with entertainment jobs along with telecommunications and tech-oriented jobs in Internet search and social media firms.
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I think it takes time for there to be a number of women in each room or on each film, that's still very male top-heavy, but the awareness of the lack of women at the table is something that people are thinking about.
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"A top heavy tone for the dollar/yen may continue to prevail, given little discretionary resilience being attached to the dollar, while the potential for investor nervousness may continue to lurk in the background," said Emmanuel Ng from Singapore's OCBC Bank in a morning note.
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OUT: Tucker, Patterson, Carroll, Joseph, 2018 1st, 2018 2nd (Orl/LAL) IN: Anunoby, Miles, McKinnie IN, then OUT: Hamilton BACK: Lowry, Ibaka Teams with top-heavy salary structures have no choice but to either skimp on the middle-class salaries or spend into the tax.
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The two-time winner of the best director Oscar, Iñárritu will preside over a jury that includes the actress Elle Fanning and is top-heavy with directors, including the recent Oscar nominees Yorgos Lanthimos and Paweł Pawlikowski, as well as Kelly Reichardt and Alice Rohrwacher.
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THE MORNING SCHOOL run proceeds, at first glance, like any number of demographically adjacent — affluent, socially progressive, private — school runs the world over: There are lithe yoga moms, dads with beards and the occasional man bun, kids with Messi jerseys and top-heavy backpacks.
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"Investors are taking a wait-and-see approach and some are taking profits as it seems that the dollar-yen is top-heavy at around 112," said Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities, adding that many are awaiting Japanese corporate earnings for more cues.
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There were spikes coming out from his lower back, and the tops of his calves bulged out in an unnatural way, and his head was top-heavy and kind of undulating, so he was going to have to duck to make it into the utility room.
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Even though I prefer my phones "nude," I really liked keeping the wooden Style Shell (it's included in the box) on the Moto Z for a few reasons: It looks good, it eliminates the camera bump, balances out the top-heavy weight and makes it less slippery.
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The league is healthy and wealthy and fun in a way it has seldom ever been before, but also top-heavy in a way that cast a dreary and inexorable fug over the playoffs right through the inevitable confetti storm and trophy presentations at Oracle Arena.
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No, Murray, a great player stuck in a historically top-heavy era, is unfortunately all on his own, although he has — as Bruce McAvaney, the master of ceremonies for the presentation of awards Sunday, graciously reminded the audience — won Wimbledon, the United States Open and the Davis Cup.
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I'm no nautical expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm knowledgeable enough about ships to know that any sea vessel listing for an extended period of time is a ship that is in potential danger, especially a top-heavy ship like the Anthem of the Seas.
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Thus, weirdly, Marvel has reached a place similar to the TV show The X-Files, where the long-running serialized storyline has become so convoluted and top-heavy that almost all of the fun now lies in the standalone stories, where the reverse was true earlier in the run.
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"We're glad to see Wells Fargo ... following in the footsteps of companies like Amalgamated Bank and C1 Bank, which raised starting pay to $15 in 2015 without tying it to top-heavy tax cuts," said Alissa Barron-Menza, vice president of advocacy group Business for a Fair Minimum Wage.
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Reed, co-chairman of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, said the growing frustration with gridlock, polarization and a top-heavy leadership approach in Congress are the reasons why several members in his party are willing to supply Pelosi with some Speaker votes in exchange for extracting an overhaul of the House rules.
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Team: New York GiantsAverage draft position: 60thConsensus ranking: 60th2018 stats: 45 catches, 577 yards, 3 touchdownsWhy he could be a steal: Engram had a disappointing second season after an impressive rookie campaign, but with a top-heavy tight end crop this year, he could emerge as the best option in the second tier.
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Led by a Big Three of Gordon Hayward, Rudy Gobert and the oft-injured George Hill, the Jazz may not get a lot of attention in a top-heavy Western Conference, but they succeed on both ends of the court, ranked 12th in the N.B.A. in offensive efficiency and third in defensive efficiency.
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Like Sanchez and Lee, he is also vowing to promote a wider dispersal of power within a top-heavy caucus that's been steered by the same three leaders for more than a decade — a message with broad appeal among the swelling number of Democrats fighting for a louder voice within the group, particularly newer members.
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If the decision makers didn't seem to recognize the gravity of the allegations against Lichterman, he said it was because of a culture deeply embedded in a department that has historically been "white male top-heavy in every rank" — a culture that persists even under the current black police chief and an increasingly diverse command staff.
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The financial deregulation of the late 1990s and early 2000s, the top-heavy tax cuts of the 2000s, and the decision to allow the world's saving glut to flow into mortgage debt rather than government bonds issued to fund loads of infrastructure, all of those made the American economy a much less equitable place, with fewer good jobs for less-skilled workers.
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The major national and international unions have refrained from endorsing anyone so far, treating the political scrum with more circumspection than in previous years … Endorsements from small unions and local chapters of the national unions have been rolling in, however, with their hands free to weigh in after the major unions saw the consequences of a top-heavy approach in 2016.
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The symbolism — instead of being filled with love and charm and golden music of angels — became top-heavy, Loring became a mockery of something true, the spontaneous glisten of your words, ideas, became too rich, too satiate, the shadow and color wasn't evenly dappled, the whole goddamn thing, in fact, needed pruning, rewriting, considered direction by someone other than yourself.
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If you want to see something truly delirious, go one floor down, while you still can, to Ettore Sottsass: Design Radical, with its orange walls and profusions of clashing patterns, candy-colored Roman ruins, ebullient forms, and ancient artifacts, not to mention Sottsass's quintessentially Surrealist "The Societies on This Planet Bed" (143), with its mock-cinderblock headboard and wavily top-heavy, gravity-defying pearwood footboard.
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"Aravena," sniffed Rowan Moore, critic for The Guardian,"has some of the trappings of the starchitect: a high media profile, a globe-trotting, lecture-giving lifestyle, a carefully cultivated look, a bizarre hairstyle (think desert roadkill) that seems to get spikier and more top-heavy with every transcontinental flight" — as if engaging in public debate about the built environment and the role of architects makes him a media hound.
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Part of what happened is after the November electoral surprise here in the U.S., we saw the U.S. rally above and beyond the rest of the world; our valuations got a little bit top-heavy, and then the rest of the world joined in on some level because there was a real relaxation of fear around Brexit that's built for a while," Max Wolff, market strategist at 55 Capital, said Tuesday in an interview on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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In passing the TCJA, the Republican Congress committed itself through the budget process to cut future government spending (or, more improbably, raise future taxes) to accommodate the top-heavy priorities of the TCJA — corporate tax rate cuts, further evisceration of the estate tax, cuts to the top tax rate paid by America's highest income families and a bizarre giveaway to owners of "pass-through" businesses, by itself costing us all some $414 billion over the next 10 years.
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Brook Lopez scored 22 points for the Nets, who have lost 22 of 24 and own the worst record in the N.B.A. KINGS 23, CAVALIERS 22 Arron Afflalo sank a 22-pointer with 23 seconds left in overtime, lifting Sacramento to a road win over Cleveland, which lost for the sixth time in eight games amid criticism by LeBron James, who has called the team's roster "top-heavy" and questioned whether the organization was fully committed to winning a second title.
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Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (D-Va.), who has advocated for a wider dissemination of power within the top-heavy caucus, said many Democrats are "sympathetic" to the insurgents' efforts for a leadership overhaul.
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