The loss of the $698 disability subsidy is a stark, all-or-nothing example — not just a marginal tax on advancement, but a flat penalty on the act of getting an education for your children.
"All the best tag lines or slogans have three words," he says, citing Nike's "Just Do It" and Adidas's "Impossible is Nothing" as examples.
Such practices are nothing new: examples include reflectance standards for wavelength calibration or scattering solutions for phase and amplitude calibration in fluorescence lifetime measurements.
Vague philosophical debates about cause and effect, and something and nothing, for example – which I have had to deal with since my new book appeared – are very good examples of this.
There's almost nothing, for example, about the 1960s and 1970s.
They think nothing, for example, of importing pedigree dogs (a subtle badge of opposition to Islam).
(The chronology lists nothing, for example, during the periods 1982 to 1985, 1989 to 1993, and 1995 to 2004).
The Americans said nothing, for example, about Saudi Arabia, where women are not allowed to drive, but which gained one of the 41 board seats in the election.
Indeed she seemed more royal than the royals, doing nothing, for example, to soften or reform the country's harsh lèse-majesté laws.
