Because a heart attack, however it might have been provoked, progresses through a common, final pathway: there must be a clot in a coronary artery that is blocking the flow of blood to the heart.
Rather than doing more of the same – appealing to reason, generating more information and providing more choice ‐ a paradigm that hasn't worked well and that may have even provoked some backlash, progress might be best pursued by making sustainability invisible.
If the government in Belgrade objects, then China and Russia will probably take its side in the UN Security Council, blocking progress and perhaps provoking fresh unrest in Kosovo.
A8 Debate Over Women's Rights The first lady of Egypt, Suzanne Mubarak, warned in an interview that confrontations over a bill of rights for women risk provoking a backlash that could impede progress.
The short communications are aimed at provoking thought in the hope of progressing science and improving practice.
Still, if the legislators can get through 2014 without provoking a crisis, that will count as progress.
The Obama administration was concerned that giving the Ukrainians increased military assistance would impede diplomatic progress and risk escalating the crisis by provoking Putin.
Rarely, this may progress and the virus may invade the central nervous system, provoking a local inflammatory response.
He was repelled equally by the revolutionaries who wished to destroy society through terror in order to construct a better one without realizing that their methods would defile human dignity, and by the reactionaries, who, in blindly opposing all progress, eventually provoked revolutionary uprisings.
Yet revelations that U.S. forces in Iraq have surreptitiously purchased and placed stories in the local media to promote the quality-of-life improvements they have made possible and to highlight the country's democratic progress have provoked journalistic outrage here at home.
