The agencies said that people living in states not directly affected by the conflict are struggling with erratic rainfall, fewer livelihood opportunities, high food prices, fuel costs and inflation in what has become a "generally degraded economic environment" nationwide.
But as Thursday's slate made clear, Mrs. Clinton's team believes that Mr. Trump, with his scattershot defense policies and often erratic statements, has supplied an opportunity.
If Las Vegas is a burlesque of America — the "ethos of our time run amok," as Hal Rothman, the historian, put it — then Macau is a caricature of China's boom, its opportunities and rackets, its erratic sorting of winners and losers.
If Las Vegas is a burlesque of America the "ethos of our time run amok," as Hal Rothman, the historian, put it then Macau is a caricature of China's boom, its opportunities and rackets, its erratic sorting of winners and losers.
Aside from the missed wicket-taking opportunities, the spinners were erratic in line and length and Bradman and Morris plundered many boundaries.
Due to erratic performance-based income and higher opportunity cost the urban CHWs lose motivation which contributes to high dropout and poor performance.
The experienced Huskies (0-1), a dark-horse pick by some to win the Big East, struggled to find any fun of their own, as quarterback Zach Frazer's erratic throwing cost his team several early opportunities against a young Michigan secondary.
The opener was filled with missed opportunities by the Dodgers against erratic Colorado left-hander Jorge De La Rosa, who walked four, his last with the bases loaded to force in a run.
Due to low and erratic nature of their income and higher opportunity cost of their time they can't consider CHW role as a permanent occupation.
He recorded often, but opportunities to play in public were erratic.
