With detailed comparative studies of Burundi, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, and Zimbabwe, contributing scholars identify key turning points at which a state's political institutions either mitigated or escalated the effects of economic, environmental, demographic, and political shocks.
Once the disulfide bonds are reduced to sulfhydryls, the protein is less stable, thus escalating the effects of ethanol, a denaturant.
The less glamorous part of a ministry routine includes project budgeting under financial constraints, routine oversight of ongoing research or education programs, or de-escalating the effect of a misleading tabloid report on public opinion.
Bit by bit, the special effects and the pretensions escalate, the lone stranger is revealed to have an utterly illogical masterplan, and the story spirals a long, long way from the original quandary.
Never escalate the bullying.
can escalate the impact unnecessarily.
This entails publishing and mailing their own list of proposed directors to shareholders, escalating the contest, in effect, into a fight for control of the firm.
The Pentagon misled President Lyndon B. Johnson about the effects of escalating the Vietnam War, a pattern of devastating bureaucratic misdirection that McMaster studied for his doctoral thesis and was the subject of his 1997 book, "Dereliction of Duty," which became a bestseller last year after he joined the White House.
"Tensions are rising on the Korean peninsula because of the North Korean nuclear issue, and a war against Iraq could have the effect of escalating the tensions," South Korean Prime Minister Goh Kun said Tuesday.
This all makes American Blackout especially effective even though, like many good scary movies, it escalates the threat level for maximum effect.
