Nonetheless, the proportion of qualified teachers decreased noticeably as class sizes increased, and the lack of official regulation often resulted in unsatisfactory conditions for children (Opper 1999).
And we remain absolutely committed to delivering a new east-west route, although this was left in an unsatisfactory condition, requiring more work to do by the previous administration.
By the early 20th century most of the world was similarly compartmentalised.Irresponsibility might seem to moralists an unsatisfactory condition, but in practice it can be a huge reliefThe golden age of genteel foreignness began.
Contamination of the soil by SEO creates an unsatisfactory condition for life in the soil, which is due to the poor aeration it causes in the soil, immobilization of soil nutrients, loss of water-holding capacity, lowering of soil pH, and reduction in soil catalase enzyme activity[15, 16, 17], as well as inhibitory effect on the nitrate reductase activities of plants[18].
And this unsatisfactory condition is even worse in the converse error, for many cases which are not Bone Sarcoma but benign conditions are treated erroneously as Sarcomas.
On the one hand, they are more likely to be hired in a low-paid job and in unsatisfactory financial condition.
Irresponsibility might seem to moralists an unsatisfactory condition for an adult, but in practice it can be a huge relief.Writers in particular seemed to thrive in exile, real or self-imposed.
Resilience was indicated as the speed of recovery from an unsatisfactory condition.
Considering the relationships between nurses, doctors, and patients (rather than merely thinking about nurses, doctors, or patients as individuals) gives a stronger sense of the mutually connected dimensions of such a decision, and the ways in which both doctors and nurses – and inevitably many other health professionals - were implicated in sustaining these unsatisfactory conditions.
