Oil and natural gas companies, for example, are splurging, which gives the Fluor Corporation's revenues a considerable lift through contracts for the pipelines and new refinery capacity that Fluor provides.
We demonstrate that guppies are exposed to a considerable risk of contracting a gyrodactylid infection by shoaling with parasitised conspecifics.
Such gendered economic inequalities and related power imbalances place women who engage in sex work at considerable risk of contracting or spreading HIV/AIDS [ 3].
So that the training could best serve staff in programs whose patients were at considerable risk for contracting and transmitting HCV, participating programs also needed to serve patient populations in which at least 20% were drug injectors, crack smokers, and/or intranasal cocaine users.
Of this latter group of participants, two thirds (67.3%) used others' syringes and/or drug paraphernalia (e.g., cottons, rinse water) during this time, placing themselves and others at considerable risk for contracting or transmitting HCV and other blood borne infections.
If one of the parties to the contract has considerable influence over the other party, the contract may not have been entered into fairly.
Implicit contract theories, noting the considerable duration of most labour contracts, account for it as a necessary cost in the effort to overcome the difficulty of monitoring an employee's performance.
Given that education responsibilities generally represent only a fraction of contracted duties, clinical educators are under considerable pressure to balance contracted teaching time with the demands of their clinical service and other responsibilities.
With his star power, recording contracts and considerable talent, Mr. Chailly put this organization on its feet in a number of ways.
But even though MCI first disclosed it had significant accounting fraud problems a year ago, it has continued to win considerable government business, including contracts to set up telephone networks in Afghanistan and Iraq.
