It is an extreme expression of an attitude that says daughters are worth less than sons a belief that is damaging both to women and to the next generation, since healthier, better educated mothers have healthier, better-educated children.If sex ratios stay the same, 600,000 missing girls this year will become, in 18 years' time, over 10m missing future brides.
L.T.A. stands for "lost time accident," meaning an accident that caused an injured employee to miss future "time" at work.
address on her résumé and worries that she will miss future job opportunities after the address expires.
"This sudden halt on new starts will freeze American science in place while the rest of the world races forward, and it will knock a generation of young scientists off their stride, ultimately costing billions of dollars in missed future opportunities," Dr. Isaacs wrote.
Merging the two past first conditions together into one and the two future first conditions into another group, we can also see that the mean difference is greater when introducing a missed future opportunity as new information.
The Arun project in Indonesia, in which ExxonMobil has a 30% stake, is warning customers that it will miss future shipments because it is running short of gas for liquefaction.
Don't miss future episodes, including one about the attacks on renewable energy that I was interviewed by America Ferrera for, airing in May. .
While Browns fans will get to see this game because it's in Tampa, they may miss future games played in Cleveland.
Specifically, companies (e.g., retailers) should be very careful when advertising future opportunities for products or services for which justifying a future miss is difficult, as consumers may find it easier to justify missing a future opportunity for offerings that satisfy utilitarian goals than for those that satisfy hedonic goals (Shani et al., 2015).
If customers feel too much regret for missing the future discount, they will have negative associations with the product and enjoy the product less.
