An alternative viewpoint is that if it is carefully explained and illustrated visually, as we did, the SG is a feasible method of obtaining utilities in both sick and healthy people, and that the additional inconveniences it imposes on interviewer and respondent are outweighed by its superior theoretical basis (Torrance 1986).
Even if such compensation is impractical, we should bite the bullet and realize that the best way of minimizing the inconvenience we impose on air travelers is to charge handsomely for the convenience of landing at La Guardia.
This has resulted in children being vaccinated too late or too early and contributes to high drop-out rates because of the added inconvenience it imposes on caregivers.
The chronic conditions imposed some inconvenience, but were not in themselves major causes of distress.
Their chronic illnesses imposed some inconvenience, but they were not in themselves major causes of distress.
The Guernsey player, not long turned 20, did not have the firepower to hold off or consistently to inconvenience the tall, imposing Görges who completed a 6-3, 6-4 win on the compact, noisy court No2.
A successful skyjacking tended to cost an airline only about $25,000, Koerner writes, and since violence was rare, both the industry and the Federal Aviation Administration believed it was easier and cheaper to endure periodic acts of inconvenience than to impose long security lines on passengers, which might reduce the number of paying customers.
For him, the recent fiscal burdens imposed by the city are inconveniences, or insults -- especially the property tax increase, which will bring his taxes on the two buildings to more than $16,000 a year.
Surely, the penalty for flagrantly jeopardizing the lives and safety of others should be greater than that imposed on those who, in essence, cause inconvenience to a special, albeit limited segment of the population.
Air travelers can avoid some of the inconveniences associated with new baggage restrictions and increased airport security imposed after Sept. 11 -- if they are willing to pay a price.
