Cuts, which could mean that 500,000 households could lose $90 a month and nearly 2 million people could lose food stamps altogether, are not only cruel but counterproductive.
CHUCKING the winter coat altogether could be rash -- have you been outside this week?
Beyond the 20,000-plus nuclear weapons in the Russian and American arsenals, experts estimate that worldwide there are roughly 2,100 tons of material that altogether could be used to make some 120,000 bombs.
Although profits at small companies have begun to rise (see chart 2), buoyed by the latest recovery, the process of gradually weeding out the weakest firms and forcing them to merge or shut down altogether could be lengthy.Banking on changeThe big litmus test, however, will be the way the government handles UFJ.
Someone who believes that we should do away with moral discourse altogether could be called a moral-skeptic or a moral nihilist.
It is hard to see, for example, how some people's moral belief that we should impoverish ourselves and limit our own reproduction in order to help distant strangers, or even that we should cease having children altogether, could be explained in terms of the distortion of their reasoning by evolutionary influences.
At the same time, the consequences of ignoring purpose altogether could be catastrophic.
Collectively, these data indicate that prevention of GDM altogether could be crucial for avoiding its associated adverse health outcomes.
In this sense, a pooled cross-sectional analysis considering these relative risks altogether could be carried out to generalize the aforementioned deprivation-mortality relationships into a wider context.
Even if Clegg remained as leader, the possibility could not be altogether ruled out.
