If fewer reactors are being built, there is much less experience from which to learn; less learning makes it harder to build them quickly and cheaply.
To bondholders, that signaled banks might have less profit from which to pay interest.
The weak economy in recent years has given consumers less income from which to save.
Another big reason beyond price drops is that non-motivated sellers are opting to pull their homes from the market, leaving only those sellers eager to negotiate for a deal and buyers with less inventory from which to choose.
We either need more workers in our schools, which is expensive, or we need to expect less from them, which seems not politically popular.
It's a quotation, more or less, from Ecclesiastes, which is customarily read this week (in addition to the Torah reading from the Book of Exodus and the prophetic reading from the book of Ezekiel), on the Shabbat that falls during the holiday of Sukkot, the seven-day Festival of Booths.
Children born to educated women suffer less from malnutrition which manifests as underweight, wasting and stunting in children.
Southern hemisphere noctilucent clouds are fainter and occur less frequently; additionally the southern hemisphere has a lower population and less land area from which to make observations.
Because America's current leaders did not learn enough from history, there is now less historical heritage from which we all can learn.
But while the prospects for hope are scarce there is, none the less, one thing from which we might draw solace.
