During and immediately after conflict, numbers of managers and supervisors capable of implementing these activities reach critically low levels, and are usually non-existent in rural areas [ 24].
So collaboration between marketing and HR is usually non-existent.
That is, the costs of avoiding discrimination on the basis of race or sex are usually negligible, non-existent, or even negative, in so far as employers benefit in the long run from ending discriminatory practices.
The two methods, suggested in this paper, reported comparable thermal south and, together with resultant findings, they may contribute to the study of mountain landscapes, since direct meteorological observations are usually sparse or non-existent in mountains.
Conventional patent-based drug development incentives work badly for the developing world, where commercial markets are usually small to non-existent.
Sanitary conditions in these settlements are usually poor or non-existent.
Basic services in these communities, such as running water, sanitation and electricity, are usually either unreliable or non-existent.
People don't want to bother trying to engage with a network of weak electronic ties, Facebook's own number-crunchers now tell us, probably because they know that those ties are usually so weak as to be non-existent.
As any sensible person would expect, his facts are usually fallacies and his analysis is largely non-existent".Those contemptuous words from Stuart Pimm, a professor of conservation biology at Columbia University, are fairly representative of the response from many environmental scientists and activists to Bjorn Lomborg's recent book, "The Skeptical Environmentalist".
Communication between veterinary and public health services may also be impaired or non-existent, since they are usually governed by different ministries.
These sorts of concerns are usually of low priority in less developed countries because such risks are usually minimal or non-existent.
