The wiseguys invoke the Republican race of 1976 and Democratic contest of 1980 as examples of what happens when candidates — Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, respectively — get battered in primaries, emerging damaged in the summer and losers in the fall.
The Democrats worry that a contentious primary would imperil their hold on the Senate seat, leaving the Democrat who emerges damaged and depleted of money for what is likely to be a tough general election.
Many of them feel that they emerged damaged from the previous "grand coalition" between 2005 and 2009.
Since the flow of oil was stopped with a cap on July 15, people on the Gulf Coast have been wondering if another shoe was going to drop — a huge underwater glob of oil emerging to damage more shorelines, for instance.
For a progressive collapse analysis, the Alternative Load Path method was used and after emerging local damage, the potential of progressive collapse was assessed using the Robustness Index.
A race across the Arctic Circle in a pick-up truck was branded "highly irresponsible" by Greenpeace and the BBC was forced to pay £250 to residents of a Somerset village after it emerged that damage to ancient horse chestnut tree was caused during filming of a "strength test" for a 4x4 vehicle.
In this article, we explore this framework further, discussing how neglect behaviour may emerge from damage to a set of visuomotor or cognitive modules, or their connections.
Residents emerging to assess damage needed to "be careful", he said, adding: "There's still a lot of roads closed.
Now evidence is emerging that the damage wrought by the sour economy is more widespread than just a few careers led astray or postponed.
Sir Michael said the queen would not be a witness in his review, and he disputed widespread suspicions that she stepped into the trial to forestall information emerging that could damage the royal family.
