As the historical Galileo increasingly incurs the anger of the Inquisition, the story acquires a powerful and near-tragic sense of inevitability.
With other federal investigations and prosecutions continuing, county residents are increasingly unwilling to help pay debts incurred amid so much impropriety.
Drug abuse has emerged as a global menace to very large numbers of young people and, increasingly, children - including permanent damage incurred in the pre-natal stages of life.
Importantly, within each generation, a demographic cost will be incurred as larvae that are increasingly smaller suffer additional selective mortality (Fig. 4).
Thus, he resorted increasingly to ultranationalistic appeals to hold popular support and incurred the animosity of the U.S. government, which encouraged intransigent opposition from his enemies.
But the initiative also comes at a moment when the city's water and sewer budgets have been increasingly hard-pressed to keep up with even the debts incurred when the city borrowed for its previous, less aggressive infrastructure-replacement efforts, according to bond-market analysts.
The network bottleneck incurred by big data process and transfer has increasingly become a severe problem in today's data center and cloud.
Besides the late USSR, the US also increasingly resembles the dying British Empire in 1945, crushed by immense debts incurred to wage WWII, unable to continue financing or defending the imperium, yet still imbued with imperial pretensions.
On the surface, we are a nation incurring an increasingly unsustainable level of debt.
Most significantly, out-of-pocket expenses incurred at the point of utilization by patients, at both public and private health facilities increasingly constitute a substantial proportion of health care financing.
