Of course, the league those two giants nurtured was richer and stronger when they left — Rozelle created the Super Bowl, for starters; and Goodell, who inherits an organization nearly pure of labor unrest or drastic economic uncertainty, was tutored by both.
More to the point, if England and Wales have taken a drastic turn towards uncertainty and dysfunction, it will not be the first time.
The drastic decline creates uncertainty regarding causes of death and has negative effects for research, training, and patient safety, despite advances in imaging and laboratory testing.
Word that current Spanish Science and Innovation Minister Cristina Garmendia may leave the government, that president Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero could dissolve her ministry and that the science budget will suffer yet another drastic cut have spread uncertainty about the future of science in Spain.
For this purpose, we explore separately all seven DRASTIC indices, and analyze how uncertainty can be introduced into each one of them, by proposing a simple decision tree to select the most appropriate geostatistical methods depending on the amount and type of available data.
But the revised figures were not drastic enough, and contained too much uncertainty, for the committee to recommend changing the current targets.
As families across the country have been reeling from the uncertainty and consequences of drastic spending cuts, Congress has been governing from crisis to crisis.
The drastic change in circumstances and the uncertainty of captivity took its toll on Tatiana as well as on the rest of her family.
Drastic spending cuts in the United States, uncertainty around Europe's common currency and the consequences of the earthquake in Japan are reordering international priorities and put further pressure on aid budgets.
At the time, such drastic measures seemed necessary to relieve the chronic uncertainty that was clogging up the banking system and sending the economy into a free fall.
