A further leap in productivity will be needed just to maintain the current output because industrialisation is chewing up farmland on the edges of towns.Vietnam's free-trade policies have increasingly exposed farmers to volatile world markets.
Consequently, industry researchers have increasingly exposed paid volunteers to pesticides in order to determine the minimum level of a toxicant that causes effects such as headaches, nausea, and changes in the activity of enzymes in the blood.
Indeed, this would have been increasingly likely as the survey period progressed and, even if branded pack smokers had not themselves purchased a plain pack, they would have been increasingly exposed to them via their social networks.
At the same time as the scale and scope of offshoring have reached unprecedented levels in recent years, firms have increasingly been exposed to the challenges relating to managing an organization consisting of a number of offshored activities.
Be ready to discuss why you have relevant skills for a venture role (example: "I've studied biochemistry, then worked in research for 2 years, and have increasingly been exposed to emerging technologies that are changing the face of healthcare").
Therefore, pedestrians and passengers alike have increasingly become exposed to dangerous roads and vehicles [ 7, 8].
Because developers are not obliged to ensure new dwellings are built to resist future climate and weather hazards, and governments are sometimes failing to make risk information easily accessible, insurers have been increasingly exposed, leading to more expensive premiums, the report said.
We did this to control for the extent to which, as the survey period progressed, smokers would have been increasingly exposed to plain packs in their social networks, even though they may not have been personally smoking from one.
Lean distribution networks have been increasingly exposed to the risk of unpredicted disruptions causing significant economic forfeitures.
Even before the arrival of growing numbers of tourists, she says, the Himba had become increasingly exposed to the outside world as they began to send their children to school and to mix with foreign anthropologists and missionaries, as well as other Namibians who wear western clothing and often work in offices and drive cars.
