Reductions in pay packages and benefits may be rational to some degree, but they risk alienating highly qualified job seekers.
Republicans have alienated the highly educated regions — Silicon Valley, northern Virginia, the suburbs outside of New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Raleigh-Durham.
Bo is a highly divisive figure who alienated peers and alarmed liberals with his ruthless tactics and evident ambition, but who retains considerable popularity in his former fiefdoms of Dalian and Chongqing, and had high-level connections – one reason, it is thought, why the trial is taking place in Jinan, where he had no particular support.
The critiques many Republicans have about their party are rooted in the divisive primary campaigns that have knocked out veteran lawmakers, only to produce flawed candidates who have uttered highly charged statements that have alienated many voters.
The move maintains his predecessors' reluctance to alienate Turkey, a highly valued ally in the Middle East.
Although President Obama, before his 2008 election, referred several times to the deaths as genocide, he has not done so as president, maintaining his predecessors' reluctance to alienate Turkey, a highly valued ally in the Middle East.
The idea is to take advantage of the group's highly decentralized structure by working to alienate its far-flung component parts, getting them to see their local interests as being at odds with Al Qaeda's global ones.
Through a number of highly controversial derogatory remarks, he has already alienated women, immigrants, black people and Muslims, a considerably large chunk of the voters if you ask me.
He increased government spending and pushed the central bank to pump up the money supply, both highly popular moves, but he also risked alienating his rural supporters by entering into free-trade talks with the United States and other Pacific nations.
However strongly Mr. Bolsonaro performed on Sunday, he remains an extremely divisive figure who alienated large segments of Brazil's highly diverse population during the campaign.
