Without those boosts, an economy afflicted with high unemployment and incessant state-budget cuts cannot generate the consumer demand that employers need to see before adding workers.
We've endured an HIV plague, incessant bullying, state and religion-sanctioned discrimination, estrangement from families, beatings and hate crimes.
And while the implication of this declaration is clear to anyone who parses those incessant battleground state maps [though one wonders if Obama will digress should Florida's Tampa Bay Rays emerge as the Phils' World Series opponents], Obama may gain more by watching and learning from his newly adopted team than by pandering to their fans.
It's a glorious sentiment, yet Cubans today face an incessant parade of state-sanctioned tribulations few of which seem all that meaningful.
Will Washington return to its usual state of incessant political rivalry?
She made a free choice to purchase the ticket she actually acquired — no fraud, no pressure, except for the state's incessant advertising of these lotteries, a mug's game if ever there was one, separating the poor and misguided from their money, but that's a different question.
The enormous diversity of the gene repertoires among bacteria and archaea implies that prokaryotic genomes exist in a state of incessant flux, expanding through horizontal gene transfer (HGT), gene duplication and possibly de novo emergence of genes, and contracting via gene loss [ 6, 18– 20].
The governor's outburst happened at a moment when many journalists are chafing under the incessant orders and regulations of state censors.
We are not the ones who have turned them into states plagued by incessant fear, where people are at risk of violent death, and where human life is brutish and short.
The passion and pain of romantic attachment have been replaced by State-promulgated, meaningless, incessant recreational sex (trust me, it's worse than it sounds).
