(One percent deemed the economy "excellent").. Insecurity and fear, leading motivators of voters, have been in abundant supply over the past several years, exacerbated over the summer by the sudden rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and an Ebola outbreak that has captivated world attention.
But the effort has been marred by focusing on quantity over quality, exacerbated by corruption, a continued shortage of trainers and infiltration by the Taliban.
He suffers a broken hip, leaving him with a permanent limp, but more awful, a serious head injury that drove skull fragments into his brain and seems to have, over time, exacerbated his lifelong depression.
Cotton is the main crop, but the past three harvests have been catastrophic because of a requirement to sell at state-set prices so low that farmers are left with annual incomes of around $100. Unemployment is estimated at over 70%, exacerbated by public-sector layoffs, and by laws restricting job-seekers to their home towns.
These divergent patterns of change over time exacerbated the differences in response rate between SHR and control strains at low rates of reinforcement.
If these changes are left untreated, they worsen over time, exacerbated by additional injury and by systemic responses to left ventricular systolic dysfunction, notably activation of the sympathetic and renin-angiotensin-aldosterone systems [ 30, 31].
In this paper, I compare these two types of migration and argue that in the case of illegal migration, these over-expectations are exacerbated relative to legal migration.
Conversely, all four service providers interviewed who provided outpatient and community rehabilitation; (two OTs, one speech and language therapist, and one neuropsychologist) stressed that they were hesitant to advertise their services to GPs due to over-saturation, which exacerbated the poor awareness of available services on the part of GPs.
If it is, their worries might recede.Divisions over missiles are exacerbated by lurking disagreements over conventional forcesDivisions over missiles are exacerbated by lurking disagreements over conventional forces.
The last crisis may be over, but it has exacerbated a deep contradiction at the heart of Europe between euro-zone economies' need for integration and the voters' rejection of it.
