More instability will afflict the 1998 season, since 2 more new teams are being added to the existing 28.
Yet, if patterns hold, such fatalities will afflict departments this year, next year and "so on into the future," the summary said.
The State Department of Health and Senior Services estimates that 8 out of 10 new infections will afflict women in those two groups.
If the American League East race is over by June when the Yankees have an insurmountable lead, boredom will afflict all fans, including those of the Yankees.
Am I the only one who still remembers that "less is more" and who is concerned about the depression that will afflict our kids when their rising expectations are impossible to meet? Dennis Speer Santa Cruz, Calif., April 20 , 2006
In between worrying that swarms of mosquitoes will afflict her guests, the tent will collapse and the caterer will be a no-show, she ponders "the scrabbly, imperfect, unsatisfactory pages" of her current novel-in-progress.
The market for prescription drugs and medical devices to manage Type 2 diabetes, which the Centers for Disease Control estimates will afflict one in three Americans born after 2000, is one of the brighter spots in the American economy.
Land, for example, will fall in value, hurting the fragile finances of local governments, which raise revenue by selling turf.Some analysts argue that informal finance is "the canary in the coal-mine", an early sign of a broader debt crisis that will afflict the whole economy.
The real worry has got to be that no amount of state action to raise skill levels or smooth credit flows will counter the likely wave of shrinkage that will afflict European economies, including the UK, over the coming years as cuts begin to bite.
Both of those factors will afflict EA as it attempts to coax gamers into making one last purchase for their now-antique systems.
