His forays into sentimentality (kids going to college; the beauty of trees in New Hampshire during the fall) expose, as in his other books, a much weaker vocabulary of the positive than of the negative.
In 1996 the accord was amended to take account also of market risk: the risk that the prices of securities or other investments on the bank's trading books would fall, exposing the bank to losses.
But since 1992, the water level has been falling, exposing the ruins of Antigua Ciudad Guerrero.
Soaring tax revenues once shrank budget deficits but now the tax take is falling, exposing unreformed public finances.
Although the plaster there is falling, exposing the underlying brick construction, everything else appears to be just as it must have been in 1912, when small cubicles were rented out to tenants in the building.
"The trustees said the ban was aimed at 'protecting' female worshippers from sexual attention because, when they bowed, the pallu [loose end] of their saris fell, exposing their chest area which aroused the men who might be looking at them," says Niaz.
Startled passengers aboard the Boeing 767-300ER snapicturestures of the jet's damaged wing, from which a compartment panel had fallen, exposing "mechanical innards," writes the New York Daily News.
While Night Will Fall exposes in full horror the dehumanization of the camps, that not even liberation could alleviate, Every Face Has a Name is an effort to honor the humanity of the survivors, that remains intact despite all.
To provide an approximation of the population impact of the most relevant factors, we computed attributable fractions for recurrent events [ 23], using the formula AFr = P RR a - 1)/ RR a, where P is the proportion of exposed events (number of falls among exposed subjects/total number of falls), and RR a is the fully adjusted rate ratio.
Multiple logistic regression analysis, adjusted for age and sex, was used to calculate the predicted risk of falling, and was presented as the OR to fall when exposed to the particular risk factor.
