How To Use Ballooning In A Sentence
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The ballooning cost to taxpayers of retirement benefits for public sector employees has forced the Conservatives to promise action.
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It is also beneficial to take a close look at ballooning household assets and liabilities.
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There are now companies dedicated to their organisation, offering activities from hot - air ballooning to health spas, paintballing to makeovers.
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And they have hammered at the ballooning US national debt and what they described as runaway government spending, vowing to cut taxes and rein in Washington.
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The sense of adventure felt by the pioneers of flight still remains with those who carry on the tradition of ballooning today.
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Auguste Piccard conceived the bathyscaphe in the 1930s but became distracted by the allure of high-altitude ballooning.
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Percent weight reduction correlated significantly with improvement in NAS and participants who achieved the study weight loss goal (/= 7%), compared with those who lost less than 7%, had significant improvements in steatosis, lobular inflammation, ballooning injury and NAS.
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And as well as the skiing, there is curling, skating, luge, sleigh rides and even hot-air ballooning.
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The move will anger ministers, who are attempting to limit the ballooning cost to taxpayers of student loans.
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Pension obligations were ballooning, while management clung to a top-heavy bureaucracy and its sprawling mills gobbled up cash for repairs.
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In an attempt to find dry land they shot off threads of silk into the wind and glided through the air, a phenomenon called ballooning.
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Unconventional sports, such as hang-gliding and hot-air ballooning, also continue to attract large numbers of students.
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As flight director, Mr Noble, who attended Burnley Grammar School and took up ballooning in 1974, was to mastermind the ascent and ensure the pilots return safely to earth.
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On the one hand, ballooning Credit and a glut of liquidity creation were a boon inspiring astonishing asset and earnings growth.
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Outdoor sports are not only rock climbing or trekking but also include paragliding, hot-air ballooning and parasailing.
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He told me that the early morning is the ideal time for this sport as the air is very calm and so this is probably the best time to go hot air ballooning.
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Mr Noble, who attended Burnley Grammar School, took up ballooning in 1974.
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There was considerable public interest in ballooning.
Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who Were There
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They can try horse riding, hot air ballooning, jet skiing, windsurfing and Bill and Aine can even get glammed up for a night in a casino.
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The familiar phrase ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’ rings quite true as spectacular engravings and prints bring to life fascinating events in the history of ballooning and heavier-than-air flight.
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The saccular or cystic form is the most severe type and is characterized by a ballooning of the bronchi with fluid-filled, sac-like dilatations.
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Also, if I pushed it or pulled it, the lower trajectory of the ball would keep it from ballooning up and over the dunes.
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The danger here is that this ballooning could cut off the emergency cooling water altogether.
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The sense of adventure felt by the pioneers of flight still remains with those who carry on the tradition of ballooning today.
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Apparently some basic rule of physics about hot air rising has the consequence that the best time to go ballooning is a winter morning, when it's really cold.
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_Lens-system ballooning gastroscopy_ may possibly afford additional information after all possible data from open-tube gastroscopy has been obtained.
Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy A Manual of Peroral Endoscopy and Laryngeal Surgery
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'At least it was warm on my hot air ballooning expedition,’ he commented, not managing to hold back an amused smile, his dark eyes alive.
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Macquarie, which is credited with coming up with the infrastructure model, designed these products specifically for Australia's ballooning pension assets and pitched them as investments that provide stable returns without falling victim to the vicissitudes of the global economy.
Shaking Up the 'Macquarie Model'
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There was considerable public interest in ballooning.
Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who Were There
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Spiders may be wingless, but they too love the sky, and deliberately seek the heights by ballooning.
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His son, my great-grandfather Bernard von Hoffmann, gave up the ballooning and started a heavier-than-air flying school at Lambert Field, where St. Louis International Airport is now located.
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Above me I could see the colorful silken envelopes, ballooning and buoyed upward by the hot air of the hundred fires that were continually stoked by the slaves of the formidable skyship.
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There are opportunities for all manner of outdoor activities: riding, canoeing, ballooning, and even diving.
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Bad loans were ballooning, costs were skyrocketing, and warring fiefdoms from its three merged banks were resisting change.
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He recently completed a commission of a walking stick topped with a hot air balloon for a man who was keen on ballooning.
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I don't know what I would do after going up Everest, I certainly wouldn't want to take up ballooning.
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Later in life, the ringman struggled with his ballooning weight and suffered a heart attack in 2005.
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Even in her later years, she enjoyed physical challenges, such as white-water rafting on the Colorado River, ballooning in Namibia and skidooing in Iceland.
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Energy subsidies are being cut to manage the ballooning budget deficit has ballooned and talk in Davos is that its dollar peg won't last long.
Times, Sunday Times
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North Carolina was a launching ground for real and imaginary ballooning adventures as early as 1789.
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The titanium swirls, ballooning shapes, and colliding forms have variously been described as biomorphic sculpture and an intergalactic spaceship; locally it’s known as the silver artichoke.
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That collision of big tax cuts and ballooning deficits has set the stage for an acrimonious debate over how large a tax cut the U.S. can afford.
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Knapp had been impressed by balloon rallies in the past, but thought it would be too difficult to start ballooning himself.
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Ah, that terrible ballooning backhand error on match point.
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Indeed, they can barely manage even to run, for they have only soft ballooning tubes to serve as stumpy legs.
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We used to socialise together, go go-karting, air-ballooning, you name it.
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A person who is scared of ballooning will nearly always fly the aircraft on to the ground instead of making well held-off landings.
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In Inertia, a young woman lies on top of a bullet train carriage, her dress ballooning against the wind, in a blatantly Freudian onrush of high-speed elation.
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He and others buy into what they call the belt-of-fat theory, which supposes that abdominal fat inhibits the stomach from ballooning.
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The only departure from this order occurs in an appendix on military ballooning during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Hughes mistimes a sweep and it catches the top edge, ballooning to Thirimanne at square leg for a simple catch.
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Evans provides an admirable overview of early ballooning and of the first US and Confederate air forces.
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We found a woman who took part in ballooning, yachting.
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The condition is also known as apical ballooning syndrome ABS and stress cardiomyopathy.
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The elaborate design, praised at its inception, now is being blamed for ballooning costs and several delays.
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In this high-tech age ballooning is satisfyingly old-fashioned, though it has come a long way since the first balloon attempts of the 18th century.
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He likes death-wish powerboating, ballooning at stratospheric altitudes and showboating for the cameras in fancy dress with scantily-clad hired women.
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They upped the tempo somewhat but were guilty of ballooning some bad balls wide of their intended mark.
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And under the Outside Now section, exciting new activities on offer in the area will be profiled - from white water rafting to hot air ballooning - with details on how to get involved.
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In her loosest phases Li overhit her forehand, meeting it on the rise and ballooning it beyond the baseline.
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In contrast to Japan, the U.S. economy cannot finance its economic expansion with its own internal resources, as has been exemplified by the ballooning current account deficit.
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This report comes on the back of one of the strongest months of auto sales on record, a very robust housing market, ballooning imports, and signs of strengthening retail sales.
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This partial obstruction causes obstructive emphysema, which must be distinguished from compensatory emphysema, in which the ballooning is in the unobstructed lung, because its fellow is wholly out of function through complete "corking" of the main bronchus of the invaded side.
Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy A Manual of Peroral Endoscopy and Laryngeal Surgery
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With his weight ballooning, he began working in the livery yard of former jockey, the late Anthony Powell.
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Sister Zoe jerked around, her full black skirt ballooning as she hurried to my side.
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The cuts follow a sustained period of ballooning military budgets.
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Mr. Strickland, who the vice president repeatedly referred to as "guv," expressed gratitude for federal stimulus money that he said has kept the state budget deficit from ballooning to
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It has been hurt by a series of procurement scandals such as the ballooning cost of two new aircraft carriers.
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The NASH group included those with at least a grade 1 severity in accumulated liver fat, inflammation and cytologic ballooning of at least grade 1 severity in each.
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The shuttle launch gantry is equipped with seven 1,200-foot-long sliding wires, each attached to a basket similar to those used for hot-air ballooning.
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This expansion is a microcosm of the U.S. financial sector, with ballooning assets of indeterminable true economic value.
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He gave a trophy for long-distance hot-air ballooning in 1906 that started the modern sport (the international Gordon Bennett balloon race still continues).
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When my ballooning trips were going horribly wrong, I got pretty nervous.
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On the one hand, ballooning Credit and a glut of liquidity creation were a boon inspiring astonishing asset and earnings growth.
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Now the krona is plummeting, loans are ballooning and thousands are defaulting.
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But if the idea of white water rafting, paint balling, or hot air ballooning appeals to you, then perhaps you should take a look.
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Its average employee was obese, ballooning health-care costs.
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But now a collapsing bubble transforms ballooning revenues into ballooning budget deficits.
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In an attempt to find dry land they shot off threads of silk into the wind and glided through the air, a phenomenon called ballooning.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ah, that terrible ballooning backhand error on match point.
Times, Sunday Times
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They passed a group of male frigate birds in a tree ballooning their bright red gular sacs to draw the attention of females flying overhead.
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Local Activities: Walks, golf, tennis, horse-riding, hot-air ballooning, cycling.
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Card issuers are facing losses and plummeting stock prices from ballooning debt defaults, one of the big challenges facing South Korea's already twitchy financial markets.
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But, in any case, one can either have real stimulus, which might get some credit for buoying the economy, and also ballooning the deficit.
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However, many developers and publishers are already getting headaches from the thoughts of ballooning development teams and costs.
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The shuttle launch gantry is equipped with seven 1,200-foot-long sliding wires, each attached to a basket similar to those used for hot-air ballooning.
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Clothes retailers are reacting to the trend and Gap is introducing bigger sizes for Britain's ballooning children.
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Yet, even knowing this, it was a strain on the nerves to watch that giant globe ballooning minute by minute.
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Even in her later years, she enjoyed physical challenges, such as white-water rafting on the Colorado River, ballooning in Namibia and skidooing in Iceland.
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I guess mom forgot all together because working a nearly-twelve hour day, or more, makes it hard for you to keep track of your kids or even care if they're ballooning.
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The Government has struggled to sell sterling gilts as concerns about the ballooning deficit have mounted.
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Jirous represented the raw, emotional power of a ballooning underground music scene; Havel represented the intellectual community of banned writers and academics who already enjoyed international recognition.
Ivan Jirous obituary
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The cuts follow a sustained period of ballooning military budgets.
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Winds are key to ballooning - the skilled pilot uses different wind speeds at different altitudes to move in the desired direction.
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Asked what the ideal weather conditions for ballooning are, Gerry replied: ‘We need relatively calm weather and no rain.’
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Darren Huckerby sprung the offside trap in the 10th minute before ballooning over.
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His ballooning deficits resemble the shortfalls paralyzing state capitals from Springfield to Sacramento.
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That's when I began to recognize what a thrilling, yet deeply calming, experience ballooning is.
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A ballooning agency staff bill and demand from an ageing population have pushed more than three quarters of hospitals into the red.
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Try some extreme sports - skydiving, rock climbing, potholing, ballooning, motor racing the list is endless.
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I started off with five other colleagues I knew quite well - ballooning is a small tight-knit community.
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A test drive in a Ferrari or hot-air ballooning are among the suggestions.
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What most appeals to Bob about ballooning is the sense of perspective it offers.
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I am determined to run a campaign on the great challenges facing this country - from creating jobs, to solving our health care crisis to getting our nation's ballooning deficit under control.
