In economic life, as one economist has put it, "Result becomes cause and cause becomes result".Some of the results reflect political causes.
I haven't seen these posters up anywhere, but if they do go on general display, then, as Charles Dickens would put it: "result misery".
In the 1980s Norman Geschwind proposed that the surge results in a smaller left hemisphere for males, leaving them with greater potential for right-hemisphere development, which, as he put it, results in "superior right-hemisphere talents, such as artistic, musical, or mathematical talent".
As Brouwer put it, "results and developments from the ongoing EC project have stimulated our ambition and increased our confidence that it is possible to assess and exploit nature's vast hidden potential to develop sustainable applications in bio-based economy" (Idem, 1).
"In Atlanta, the first benefit – the cantina – has been dramatically cut with no compensatory salary increase," says Blood. "Meals used to be a fantastic benefit, and even included dinners at one point, but the 'culture of frugality' as they put it, has resulted in cut after cut and the current quality is simply not worth the lowered salary.
In a wide-ranging first public speech that set our her priorities for leading the UK regulator through turbulent post-Brexit times, Denham said the ICO intends to pick and choose its investigations with the aim of maximizing its impact — to, as she put it, "enable results which can cascade across a sector".
In a wide-ranging first public speech that set our her priorities for leading the UK regulator through turbulent post-Brexit times, Denham said the ICO intends to pick and choose its investigations with the aim of maximizing its impact — to, as she put it, "enable results which can cascade across a sector".
All come to the same bottom line: all the attacks involved sarin gas, only the Assad government had control over the chemical agents, and, whether they were premeditated or the result of "sloppiness," as one senior American official put it, the results were devastating.
As the pollster Peter Hart put it, this result was "a myth buster".
That change is within the margin of error, but as Gallup put it, "The results suggest that the problems with the health exchanges have not negatively affected Americans' overall views of the law, at least to this point".
