If the occlusion persists, however, secondary events such as systemic hypotension, intracranial hypertension or hyperglycaemia may topple this delicate balance and force the oligaemia into a penumbral state, and eventually recruitment into the necrotic core.
While these ethical startups may not topple the Googles of this world, they may give them a run for their soul.
His evolution of the documentary form may topple "Undefeated".
Remember that climbing plants will eventually add their weight to the structure, and may topple it if it becomes too heavy on one side.
Edward Dick's revival may topple into more comfortable melodrama, and there are moments when the comedy is too cute and delivered without the necessary accompanying menace.
(This risk is separate from the chances that a woman, if unfamiliar with heels, may topple sideways and twist an ankle or bruise her self-image, which is an acute injury and happened to me only the one time).
Morris Talansky, the Long Island man at the heart of a corruption investigation in Israel that may topple Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, faces more legal problems when he finishes testifying and returns to New York.
[Reuters] Morris Talansky, the Long Island man at the heart of a corruption investigation in Israel that may topple Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, faces a number of legal problems when he returns to New York.
Her thesis – built on the assumption that almost everyone in the world can be squeezed into one of two boxes – may topple if it turns out that loads of us are essentially ambiverts.
Rationing brought Lula to power, it may topple Rousseff Although Brazil is a very different country to what it was in the 1990s – it has, for example, a significant $360bn in reserves - the conundrum for Rousseff's government goes beyond a flat economy for a year or two.
