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Households across the nation became considerably less willing to purchase consumer durables and people were more worried about their jobs, incomes and overall livelihood, according to a survey published by the cabinet office Tuesday.
The plant became considerably less funny after my sister found an old paperback copy of "Hiroshima," John Hersey's book on the aftermath of the dropping of the atomic bomb there, and spent the next several nights shaking in her bed in the room next to mine, dreaming of endless flashes of light.
As a result, the grill method became considerably less effective.
When comorbidities were controlled for in the adjusted models, HRs in the three samples became considerably less variable than those from unadjusted comparisons.
Although this distribution became considerably less favorable 3 months after treatment (four working full- or part-time, one retired, four receiving disability benefits, five sick leave, one rehabilitation), it returned to preoperative levels by 12 months after treatment (nine working full- or part-time, one retired, four receiving disability benefits, one undergoing work training).
As a result Chinese exports have become considerably less competitive and have fallen.
CHICAGO — For many women with early-stage breast cancer, treatment may become considerably less arduous, researchers say.
But thanks to an infusion of venture capital and a shortage of executives, that kind of trade-off has become considerably less common over the last year.
Since the "Times" started using its new color-printing presses in Queens, obtaining copies of theatrical reviews on opening night has become considerably less theatrical.
Sipping a perfect martini on one's deck at the end of a long summer day becomes considerably less than perfect when a low-flying helicopter or business jet penetrates your precious two-thirds acre of air space.
Polls normally become considerably less volatile after New Hampshire as voter preferences become firmer, which means that Mr. Romney's Republican rivals have already missed their best window to upend him.
