Politicians also frequently contend that face veils are inconsistent with existing "European values," mounting what experts describe as a "clash of cultures" argument.
As ultrasound technology continues to advance and the evidence continues to mount showing value of point-of-care ultrasound for improving the quality of patient care and patient safety, the role of ultrasound in medical education and practice will inevitably expand.
Western dealers say they are grappling with mounting stockpiles whose value in many cases continues to sink.
Mounting concerns about valuing the trades led the company to announce that its earnings for the first quarter were no longer reliable and would be restated.
Endecja's crusade against Jewish cultural values gained mounting intensity in antisemitism of the 1930s, but there were no major pogroms or violent attacks on the Jews in Poland until the German Nazis occupied Poland and made it their mission in 1939 44.
It should be noted that even when keyed hash digests are used to thwart a dictionary attack, there is still a theoretical risk that Carol may be able to infer some information about the source data values by mounting a statistical attack in which she examines the relative frequencies of the hash digests which she receives.
This also serves to demonstrate the value of mounting the target board's root file system over Network File System.
Management faces a shortage of analytics talent, an uphill battle to work with analytics teams in a way that extracts maximum value amidst mounting cost pressures, and the promise of what new data and technology delivers.
Mounting research supports the value of Radical Transparency, including studies that find that people who are truthful about themselves experience more relationship intimacy and wellbeing; better romantic relationships.
Put the geography and the demographics together, and a 65-year-old woman (a high likelihood of voting) in a Macomb County, Mich., suburb, with an affection for the Bush family (a Republican advantage), a concern for the country's values (ditto) and mounting medication bills (a Democratic advantage) can look like ground zero in the 2000 campaign.
In "Lost in a Good Book," as in "The Eyre Affair," there is a constant mounting tension between the literary values of the books Fforde is writing about and those of his own -- a tension, one gets the feeling, that he rather enjoys.
