"Long-term interest rates will spike and erode the effect of monetary easing," he said, "if people perceive the B.O.J. as having shifted to a policy of recklessly buying government bonds, focusing narrow-mindedly on achieving 2 percent inflation".
A stock price decline and a widening of interest rate spreads also eroded the effect of past rate cuts, the minutes said.
Hudson went 2-2 with a mediocre 4.18 earned run average in September, and Yankees scouts reported that his command was suspect in those games, his inaccuracy eroding the effect of his off-speed pitches.
The results of this study demonstrate that many physicians in Armenia, rather than acting as the important resource they could be, may in fact be eroding the effect of tobacco prevention and control efforts by reinforcing the normalization of tobacco through their attitudes and practices.
The ubiquity of HPV in such a setting may erode the apparent effect of risk factors other than geography, meaning that to vaccination planners, nearly all adolescents in high-burden areas can be considered at high risk for contracting HPV and developing cervical cancer.
The present scarcity of novel antibiotics becomes a major health concern in light of the remarkable ability of bacteria to rapidly evolve resistance mechanisms which erode the therapeutic effect of known antibiotics [ 2].
While they reported an absence of coherent downstream variations in isotope ratios in the mainstream, they also did not take into account the effects of eroding sediments along the middle to lower parts of the river, as discussed above.
It was a chance for him to celebrate New York's successes on a world stage, a few days after his administration released data showing the eroding effects of the financial crisis on city life: more violent crime, more people on food stamps and fewer summer jobs for youths.
That has long been the most strident complaint against the E.U.: that it is undemocratic, and that its effect is to erode the sovereignty of the states that it engulfs.
Wealthier families replace the thatch with clay roofing tiles and construct a veranda on the west face of the building supported by four slender equidistant columns; this design is even more effective at protecting the building's foundations from the eroding effects of rainfall.
