Musco said the limited number of donors who had funded the company no longer could come up with the necessary gifts in the wake of drastic hits to their investment portfolios and the demands of other causes.
It is very difficult for application developers to decide which system to use for their application, and making the wrong choice will result in drastic performance hit.
The two levels of connectivity contributed differently to the source-monitoring deficits (Table 2): reduction of inputs to the entorhinal layer led to a drastic reduction in hits, a milder decrease in false alarm rate and a somewhat increased omission rate.
According to the latest YouGov polling, 33 per cent of us approve of Cameron's Government and 52 per cent disapprove – a startling net approval of – 19 per cent, and that's before the most drastic cuts in generations hit.
[C3.] Commodity Prices Hit Small Towns With drastic changes in world commodity markets since the last recession, some small towns in the South and Southwest that produce raw goods, from uranium to livestock, may not recover this time.
The revolution in local government outlined in Eric Pickles's localism bill has laid ministers open to the charge that their package of new powers coupled with drastic spending cuts will hit the poorest in society hardest, enable big business to buy off local opposition and devolve difficult political decisions to councils at a time when they are least able to cope with them.
The Alan Turing drama started strong, echoing its spiritual predecessor by taking the Audience award at Toronto, but has since hit a drastic losing streak, scoring multiple nominations but coming up empty at the Globes, the Baftas, the Guild awards, even the British Independent Film awards.
General secretary Dave Prentis said: "Schools also get vital funding and support services from local authorities, which are being hit by drastic cuts.
The country was severely hit by a drastic cutback in recruitment by the South African Chamber of Mines in 1976 and, like Zambia, paid heavily for obeying UN sanctions against Rhodesia and for supporting the liberation movements.
This translated into a drastic fall in output, which hit a low point in the fourth quarter of 2008 with a contraction of real GDP of 8.3percentt.
