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Two more recent deals have also led to spiraling debt loads and layoffs.

But a growing chorus of critics of Mexico's drug war, which has led to spiraling levels of violence in hot spots across the country, has asked Mr. Calderón to find a new approach.

In his argument Hyman ignores that awards of highly volatile, unpredictable and oversized noneconomic damages, while lucrative for attorneys, have historically led to spiraling insurance costs for doctors.

This led to spiraling tit-for-tat attacks that made Colombia one of the most dangerous places on the planet in the 1990s.

"Slicing away at ordinary workers' share of overall earnings over the last few decades has led to spiralling household debt which helped create the banking crisis.

In 2010, MSPs said the public agency's failure to take account of risks to the running of the funicular railway led to "spiralling" costs.

An unfortunate, ill-advised act — without thinking, he destroys someone else's drug cache — leads to spiraling, horrific violence.

If non-Japanese creditors demanded higher yields to compensate for low growth, the country's dependence on short-term borrowing would quickly lead to spiraling debt service costs.

He says it's the Fed's duty to stay ahead of the curve and to worry that the economy's strong performance may lead to spiraling inflation.

The yield on the benchmark 30-year Treasury soared to 5.72%, a nine-month high, amid concerns that the strong economy could lead to spiraling inflation.

One cannot deny that strong selective pressures push gene pools (as in directional selection) quite steadily, often in a ratcheting process, or that coevolutionary arms races lead to spiraling increases in adaptations.