As is the case with other families who have raised unexpectedly violent children, however, the case of the Salvis is not so simple.
Mike Elstner, a major in the Terrebone Parish Sheriff's Department, was startled when one of the lovebirds he raises died unexpectedly.
Since a British wireless auction raised an unexpectedly high $35.5 billion, companies have been positioning themselves for auctions around Europe.
Armed with better information, companies are less likely to be forced into a sharp cut in production and Mr. Bernanke is less likely to raise interest rates unexpectedly.
Mr. Zhang's lament elegantly captured the twin dilemmas that led China's leaders to unexpectedly raise gas prices here by double-digit percentages Thursday.
But it is their misery and their beauty that they had to become more than parables.... Though apparently reduced to submission" to transmissible truth, "they unexpectedly raise a mighty paw against it".
With the first kind, you may lose it if you lose your job, or if you get divorced, or if you actually get sick in combination with one of those other factors; the insurer can raise your rates unexpectedly and as steeply as they want as you get older, and if you fail to pay your premiums for a while and lose the insurance, you may never be able to get back in.
Consumers no longer have to stick with telecoms providers who raise their prices unexpectedly.
Stress can come from many sources including procedures, surgeries, infection, and pain, adding to the numerous factors that can unexpectedly raise or lower glucose values in the hospital setting.
If you unexpectedly raise a rooster instead of a hen, you can eat it after 5-6 months.
