For a while, that has been disguised by the surge in corporate profits as a proportion of American GDP to a post-war high; the corollary of the depressed level of real wages.
The natural low divergence and corollary high brightness of synchrotron radiation, 2 3 orders of magnitude higher than with the internal source of laboratory spectrometers (Globar), allowed improved lateral resolution and signal to noise ratio (SNR).
Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs seeks a tenure-track budtender of high distinction with corollary interest in my sister.
On that note, drones received a mention -- but not its corollary: high civilian death toll in countries like Yemen, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq.
When the single dilator technique is compared with all the others, it seems to be associated with a higher success rate (corollary of its more widespread use) [60], but also with a higher rate of minor complications (notably minor bleeding and tracheal ring fractures) [60].
Expansionary policy, and its corollary, higher inflation, are especially distressing to European powers given their dark history.
And the corollary, a high fever alone is not dangerous to a child, though many parents fear a high fever.
In other words, instead of higher environmental impact associated with increasing wealth and the corollary of higher per capita resource consumption [12] [15], the EKC predicts that beyond a certain threshold, wealthier societies can reduce environmental degradation via cleaner technologies and higher demand for sustainable behavior from their citizenry [10].
In America department stores such as Neiman Marcus, Saks and JCPenney have all reported declining sales in their most recent results.The corollary of high consumer spending has been that savings rates have been correspondingly low.
To be clear, central banks themselves are partly responsible for Spanish and Italian bonds being so expensive (low yields or implied interest rates on bonds are the corollary of high prices).
