From 1997 to 2002, problems occurred in the previous period raised tendency to use of pressurized irrigation systems afresh but with a reasonable approach and competent management (Qadir and Oster 2004).
Age is hypothesized to raise suicide tendency because old age increases the maintenance cost of daily life and health thereby dragging down the remaining lifetime utility.
With the Fed already nervous about the bubbly stock market and a shortage of workers, higher oil prices seem likely to reinforce the tendency toward raising interest rates to cool the economy.
More recently, qualms have been raised about a tendency towards the formulaic and a wider culture of risk aversion.
As various scholars argue in "The Thief of Time," edited by Chrisoula Andreou and Mark D. White (Oxford; $65) — a collection of essays on procrastination, ranging from the resolutely theoretical to the surprisingly practical — the tendency raises fundamental philosophical and psychological issues.
That was a way he had, and a way of hers to question the money's source, although she knew there was enough; the subject, once raised, had a tendency to linger.
Concerns have been raised about the tendency for the PTSD category to be applied to persons exposed to an ever-widening range of common-day life experiences such as exposure to severe illness, accidents and severe work stresses [ 3].
At that point, estrogen may be harmful, because it increases the tendency to clot, raising the risk of a heart attack.
Designers have increasingly been looking to the natural landscape to mitigate the impact of flooding on developed areas, freeing up regions such as marshlands to take on excess water temporarily and so lessen a tendency to continue raising the height of levees as an exclusive means of enhancing protection.
Within such a context, incentivizing partnerships between community health networks and academic centers might also help to alleviate the networks' traditional difficulty in raising private funding, given the tendency of domestic foundations and wealthy donors to focus on groundbreaking scientific innovation as opposed to primary care and prevention.
