Some of the very factors underpinning the nation's remarkable economic performance -- falling joblessness, accelerating productivity, an improved outlook for corporate earnings -- "are also engendering a set of imbalances that, unless contained, threaten our continuing prosperity," Mr. Greenspan said.
Regional co-operation across old national borders (some of them evaporating as the EU integrates) may in time engender a new set of economics-driven loyalties that weaken the pull of the old nation-states (see articles on Flanders and Catalonia) but without necessarily breaking them up.
Wednesday, June 12 , 2019 | 12 00noon - 1 p.m. Urban slums, like refugee communities, comprise a social cluster that engenders a distinct set of health problems.
Each time his best work is installed, it undergoes a resurrection, engendering a new set of interactions.
Urban slums, like refugee communities, comprise a social cluster that engenders a distinct set of health problems.
For example, given that unit sets are not to be identified with their members, we cannot say both that the identity of a unit set depends upon the identity of its member and that the identity of that member depends upon the identity of that unit set, for this would engender a vicious circle which would seem to deprive both unit sets and their members of well-defined identity-conditions.
However, in so doing, unique-attributes engender a sufficiently negative set of trade-offs, so that investigating whether there are alternative representations that yield better trade-offs becomes of critical importance.
A focus on supportive supervision engenders a mind-set where teams of health workers identify their own challenges and achieve results with support from their supervisors.
"We were engendering a lot of ill will," he says.
