As for the more dire claims about an economy on the brink, "I don't really take those seriously," he said.
Although immigration law is every bit as complex as tax law — and the consequences for violators more dire — the detention system seems designed to sacrifice thoughtful deliberation and justice to expediency and swift deportation.
"To chase [the retail] sector further, one needs to call for a more dire falloff in oil prices," said Satya D. Pradhuman, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, in a research report.
His new ramble begins after doctors mistake a nasty bout of intestinal gas for something far more dire.
Female gender has also been found to be a risk factor for EAH, with more dire symptomatology and outcomes with equivalent levels of hyponatremia [29, 30].
Fierce winds and heavy rain have battered the south-west of England for weeks and more dire weather is forecast in the coming days.
But Greek and international archaeologists and curators warn that the real consequences of the cuts will not become fully apparent for years and will be far more dire for ancient artifacts and historical scholarship.
But as discouraging as the landscape for adult treatment may be, the situation is more dire for minors.
Mr. Harris, the Lehman Brothers economist, said that with so many people seeking jobs for so long, "it makes the threat of unemployment more dire" for anyone who loses a job now.
