The 1990 report on poverty, for example, saw the problem almost exclusively in terms of income.
Although suicide is no longer a crime in most countries, and suicides are no longer buried, as they once were, at a crossroads with a stake through their hearts, severe disapproval of suicide survives in a different form.Today it is widely perceived as a medical problem, almost exclusively the result of mental or emotional instability.
The best estimates are that the temperature will rise by some 2°-3°C 2°-3°Cs century, causing considerable problems, almosthiscenturyly in the developing world, at a total causing $5,000 billion.
Until now, the problem was almost exclusively solved with heuristics.
Previous works have addressed this problem considering almost exclusively networks designed by selfish users, which can be consistently suboptimal.
As anticipated, expert problem solutions were almost exclusively composed of KCs of natural selection, whereas many novices' solutions comprised mixtures of key concepts, naïve ideas, and other contextually inappropriate cognitive resources (e.g., adaptation as acclimation and Southerland et al.'s 2001 P-prim "need as a rationale for change").
A new privately owned apartment building in the increasingly trendy — and pricey — Brookland neighborhood is intended to help address that problem, offering subsidized housing almost exclusively to city teachers, regardless of the school.
And although many earlier articles suggested that the problem was growing in urban areas, they made little mention of the staggering problem in the countryside, hinting that the disease was almost exclusively a problem of addicts and prostitutes.
Moreover, when young proponents of the ban talk about problems with Muslims, they almost exclusively mean young men from the Balkans, who come across as male chauvinists but are almost never active members of Muslim communities.
He added: "Considering the nature and extent of the problems identified to us, almost exclusively in relation to the marine and coastal assets in Scotland, we have had to conclude that the Crown Estate Commissioner should no longer be the body responsible in these areas.
While tonsillectomy as a treatment for throat problems has been performed almost exclusively by otorhinolaryngologists, tonsillectomy as a part of the armamentarium for the multifactorial, multidisciplinary therapy of sleep-disordered breathing needs a new introduction to those involved in treating SDB patients.
