• But as demand has grown over the past few years, particularly from booming places like China, supply has not kept pace, so Saudi Arabia's buffer has gradually worn through.

    ECONOMIST: Uncertainty looks a bigger problem than high prices

  • There's no buffer zone between human and gorilla.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • We're living on the edge - there's no cushion, no buffer left.

    BBC: NEWS | Americas | One year on: Katrina's legacy

  • In the end Andrei Iniesta's second-half goal -- inevitably set up by Messi -- gave the home side a comfortable buffer and left Pep Guardiola's team on course to defend their title.

    CNN: Messi stars as Barca reach semifinals

  • OPEC's control is that the Saudi buffer is precariously low.

    ECONOMIST: Energy

  • "The recipe is there for a further significant deterioration from what we're seeing this year, which puts pressure on all manufacturers who had been hoping to buffer the U.S. slowdown with strong sales overseas, " said Shuster.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Watney, who was runner-up at the WGC-CA Championship event in March, could have led by even more, but bogeyed his final hole after three-putting to have a two-shot buffer over Germany's Martin Kaymer and Irishman Shane Lowry.

    CNN: Watney ties record as Tiger lurks in Shanghai

  • The EU's monitors may be welcomed in the buffer zone around South Ossetia, but they will have trouble getting into the two enclaves.

    ECONOMIST: Russia and Georgia

  • For partners and spouses, "it is vital that they learn to create a buffer between the person's reaction to stress and their own experience, " says Robert Lawrence Friedman, president of Stress Solutions, a Forest Hills, N.

    WSJ: When Your Partner Overreacts to Stress

  • Another of the ICB's recommendations is that banks must have a buffer to absorb the impact of potential losses or future financial crises - of at least 10% of domestic retail assets in top-quality form, such as shares or retained earnings.

    BBC: Acclaim for banking shake-up plan

  • Russia's first claim, to be establishing just a buffer zone, seems not to be the full story.

    ECONOMIST: Special: Action replay in Chechnya? | The

  • The bulk of the SEC's energies are devoted to developing a workable capital buffer, people familiar with the matter said.

    WSJ: U.S. Sets Money-Market Plan

  • But one thing for sure, says Delaine, is that the open water and the weakened marsh will not be able to buffer the sting of this season's storms.

    NPR: Sabine Refuge Still Reeling from Rita's Wrath

  • Some suggest that, while Israel's peace treaty with Jordan is reasserted, a buffer zone could be drawn up on the eastern side of the Jordan river, perhaps monitored by peacekeepers from NATO or the UN, to protect Israel against an invasion from the east and to enable it to withdraw from the West Bank.

    ECONOMIST: The Jordan valley: A dry bone of contention | The

  • It's always been that a college degree is the best buffer against the economic downturn.

    CNN: Transcript of May 'CNN Money Summit: Money & Main St.'

  • We're losing the buffer that used to filter the Mississippi's waters.

    CNN: Your e-mails: 'Clean up our wetlands'

  • Mauritania's tolerant form of Islam and its tribal network provide a buffer against radicalism.

    ECONOMIST: North Africa

  • It appeared fans were lined right along the fence when Larson's car sailed up and into it, but Chitwood indicated there was a buffer.

    NPR: Fans Injured When Car Sails Into Fence At Daytona

  • Valleywag's specialty, however, remained afflicting those who thought they had built a buffer between their business and personal practices and their image, with stories such as a running series on the trouble at Google's vaunted free cafeterias.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Protected by uninhabited forests to the north, the Rockies in the west and arid country in the south, authorities set up a 323-mile long, 18-mile wide buffer zone along the other place rats might enter, Alberta's eastern border with Saskatchewan.

    WSJ: In Alberta, Citizens Smell a Rat After Long-Banned Rodents Appear

  • On that view, it is a good time for the world's big consuming nations (including developing countries such as China) to build up buffer stocks, which provide the only real protection against short-term supply disruptions caused by embargoes, wars and the like.

    ECONOMIST: Oil

  • Besides the Argan tree's various human uses, UNESCO notes, it has had an historical role as a buffer against northern expansion of the Sahara desert.

    CNN: Morocco's 'liquid gold' liberates Berbers

  • The move highlighted how fragile U.S. markets have become and how the various fragmented markets have deficiencies in the way they buffer volatility.

    WSJ: Dow Takes a Harrowing 1,010.14-Point Trip

  • For one of the movie's most disturbing scenes, they produced a creeping tone in the same key as a floor buffer droning in the background.

    WSJ: Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's 'Dragon Tattoo' Score

  • Developing corporate-bond markets is important for financial stability, both as a buffer when other funding sources run dry and to reduce mismatches in a firm's balance sheet.

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus

  • This group, along with Fortify's 35 employees, has been constantly updating its hot spot library to include hacker favorites like memory buffer overflows and insiders misusing firewalls.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Sexton tagged on the tricky conversion for a 10-point buffer at half-time, and it was his half-break that ignited Leinster's attack again for their bonus point try.

    BBC: Leinster 43-20 Saracens

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