Some items were more difficult to improve, e.g. floor coverings, which need to be rough for the safety of the horses but then become difficult to clean.
That came after a questionable roughing call against safety Brian Dawkins, who was flagged on fourth-and-7 despite making minimal contact with Garcia.
Disproportionate share index, a rough proxy for "safety-net" hospitals serving larger percentages of low-income people, was negatively associated with VBP scores; however, its marginal effect on the VBP score was only 1/10th of a unit score.
Brazil faces a rough passage to financial safety.
Not only, the control strategy proposed needs very few sensors to be implemented but also it ensures robustness to sensory noise and safety with rough terrain.
Though the Sardinian commander had initially wished to use his squadron's frigates in the assault on the city, the seas were too rough to ensure their safety close to shore, so he instead made plans to attack Tripoli using several boats from his squadron's vessels.
For Mr Shuttlesworth his nemesis was Bull Connor, Birmingham's commissioner of public safety, a low, rough, rasping man who used the Klan as well as dogs and billy-clubs, and made the Darkness visible for all to see.Where both men came closest was in their attitude to the law.
Safety Gibril Wilson roughed the punter in the second quarter.
Ms. Clinton said she would shape her views from television and "word of mouth," especially discussions with her elderly next-door neighbor, whom she generally escorts to the polls, for safety in a rough neighborhood.
The invasions of Iraq in 2003 and Lebanon in 2006, followed by sectarian violence in both, as well as direct attacks on Syrian territory by Israel in 2007 and the US in 2008 have provided Assad with an arsenal of evidence to support his regime's claim that it provides citizens with stability and safety in a rough neighbourhood.
