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If it did, businesses and consumers would eventually be unable to service their debts.
One surgeon said that without treatment, he would eventually be unable to walk.
The defaults so far have poisoned the mortgage market for prime borrowers too.The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, which guarantees bank deposits in America, reckons over 1.5m households will eventually be unable to meet their mortgage payments.
So the telephone companies would, eventually, be unable to deliver the internet as fast as their cable competitors.Verizon, formed in 2000 out of several regional telephone companies, decided to create a third network.
Populations that become genetically less and less alike (as a consequence, for example, of adaptation to different environments) may eventually be unable to interbreed because their gene pools are disharmonious.
Rather, there is concern that the economy will eventually be unable to meet a sustained high level of demand for goods and services -- and that the market's long rise, by making people feel wealthier, supports that demand.
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Reading the book 20 years after it was published means that, as characters "eliminated" their "maps", or considered doing so, I knew that the author had eventually been unable to resist his own suicidal urges.
The severing and death of these spaghetti-like nerve cells could explain why people with multiple sclerosis eventually are unable to walk, for example, or why they may lose vision in an eye.
Many nations that went through extreme financial hardship (again, with notable exceptions such as the recent case of Argentina), and eventually were unable to meet their obligations, often did so not due to economic and political mismanagement alone, but following periods of conflict, civil war, revolutions, world wars or after the collapse of old empires.
The birds become lethargic and eventually are unable to fly or find food.
He will need a wheelchair, then a ventilator, and odds are he won't survive his 30s as his muscles fail him, his lungs fail to inflate and his heart eventually is unable to keep beating.
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