THERE is probably never a good time to be unskilled and poorly educated, but the late 20th century has been particularly harsh for those worst-equipped to get a job.
The problem is particularly harsh for Internet access providers, which bear the cost of carrying the pitches and trying to filter them out.
These environments are particularly harsh for several reasons (e.g., high variations in illumination, pose, and expression), but the limited resolution of the biometric data acquired is regarded as the major factor for performance degradation.
The years since the recession have been particularly harsh for black households, which were hit hard by the downturn and saw their median income decline by 10.9percentto to $33,519, since the start of the economic recovery.
"I'm demonstrating because I feel that the cuts are particularly harsh for young people and affect them quite negatively, and I think that I'm going to grow up dealing with the repercussions.
The news, however, is particularly harsh for bars and restaurants in Atlantic City, the owners here say, because while it has been tough to compete against the casinos -- with their free drinks, flashy entertainment and artificial daylight -- local business have always been able to eke out an existence.
It is particularly harsh for the eurozone countries which cannot rely on a central bank to ward off the bond vigilantes, and who are subject to the Bundesbank's destructive (and increasingly self-destructive) policies of focusing on the risk of inflation just as the eurozone slides into deflation.
This task is made challenging due to the large size of the rain sensors (26 cm × 26 cm × 26.7 cm), Finding an appropriate exposure that might be particularly harsh for the stone.
October has been particularly harsh for global investors because the strength of the dollar has probably whacked 10 percentage points off of performance, resulting in 40% equity losses outside the U.S. at the bottom instead of "just" 30%.
