To Serve: A Nugget Even Adults Can Get Behind The convenience of chicken nuggets, a favorite for many children, is undermined for some parents by their high amounts of fat and sodium.
Finally, Berkovitz (2002) argues that Arntzenius's argument for the impossibility of relativistic theories that violate PI is based on assumptions about probabilities that are common in linear causal situations but are unwarranted in causal loops, and that the real challenge for these theories is that in such loops their predictive power is undermined (for more details, see section 10.3).
The government operates the world's largest state-run system of forced labour where pensioners are forced to pick cotton or submit 50% of their pension; students are threatened with expulsion if they don't take part; and healthcare is undermined for two months every year due to the mass mobilisation of teachers and doctors.
When crowding out occurs, the behavior becomes more narrowly self-interested, that is, this intrinsic motivation is undermined; for example, parents are more often late.
Those whose normal subsistence is undermined, for example because their homestead is made insecure and those who are active conflict participants, appear to be at increased risk of being infected.
At the end of the movie, Willie is fighting to deliver the one thing he's been undermining for years: Christmas itself, in the form of a gift for Thurman.
The cameos are fun too – provided the surprises haven't already been undermined for you by spoilerific reviews.
The search has been undermined for months by bad luck, still has no clear favorite, and is quickly running out of time.
Brian Rye, acting general secretary of Ucatt, which helped Steve fight the case, says auto enrolment is being undermined for construction workers.
The "sanctity" of marriage – whatever that really means – has long been undermined for conservatives by: high divorce rates, polyandry and polygamy, gay marriage, recognition that there's no "one" way marriage has always been, and so on.
