| 21. | Conditions in Indonesia and Thailand have since worsened though some countries, such as Korea, may be on the mend.
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| 22. | While many of the world's economic markets appear to be on the mend, they are far from fully recovered.
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| 23. | The national economy might be on the mend, but consumers and business leaders are not optimistic about the situation in Massachusetts.
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| 24. | A widely publicized family feud between Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and her politically ambitious brother Murtaza appears to be on the mend.
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| 25. | Conditions in Indonesia and Thailand have since worsened, though some countries, such as South Korea, may be on the mend.
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| 26. | That offered a hopeful sign that other countries'economies, hurt by a worldwide economic slump, may be on the mend.
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| 27. | The health of the Nets is the first key to their chances and according to Calipari, they appear to be on the mend.
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| 28. | The global economy may be on the mend but the recovery hasn't trickled down into the mergers-and-acquisitions business.
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| 29. | By Tuesday evening, the centerforward looked to be on the mend as he worked out on a bicycle in the team hotel gym.
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| 30. | "The economy truly does look to be on the mend, " said Joel Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors.
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