A technological revolution that – unlike those that came before – could destroy far more jobs than it creates, breeding even further insecurity in the workforce.
If a budget is revised, adjusted, and readjusted until it contains the profit top management desires, it can be useless or even harmful to the business by breeding mistrust and insecurity among unit managers.
Far from it, say Lynn Klotz and Edward Sylvester, and with Breeding Bio Insecurity they make a forceful case that not only has all of that money and research not made us safer, it's made us far more vulnerable.
Klotz and Sylvester are the authors of Breeding Bio Insecurity: How U.S. Biodefense Is Exporting Fear, Globalizing Risk, and Making Us All Less Secure, University of Chicago Press, Oct. 15, 2009.
For the resurrection of the 1918 flu virus and work on the deadly SARS virus, we argued these dangers and reported the objections of such biosecurity experts as Donald Henderson and Jack Woodall in Breeding Bio Insecurity.
Despite the challenges related to insecurity and limited access to natural resources, breeding herds are large and show above average productivity and reproductive performance (Majekodunmi et al. 2016).
And the well-fed, persnickety consumers continue to whine and pretend to care about bees and seed breeding methods as millions of people around the world suffer nutritional deficiencies and food-insecurity.
Regular surveys should commence shortly in all summer breeding areas but some places such as northern Mali, Darfur and the interior of Yemen remain inaccessible due to insecurity.
Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.
"The Muslims are breeding.
Reading interfered with breeding.
