"The taboos against hostility toward Arabs have been seriously lowered in these last twelve years since the second intifada.
YES….down in Mexico the tomato growers have just about used up the last available water growing tomato's and have seriously lowered the water tables.
In 2009, a requirement that US citizens needed passports to re-enter from Canada to the US seriously lowered American tourism to Canada.
The Harvard Crimson wrote an editorial on the topic: "While we do not believe that Amaker's actions reflect seriously lowered academic standards, the story raises troubling questions about the new hire, particularly with regards to potential violations of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules".
The suitors that have emerged for the 24-year-old point guard are Phoenix (if they can get him to seriously lower his asking price), Milwaukee (because why not after what they've done this offseason?), Houston (get that rejected Chris Bosh money!) and Sacramento (no more Isaiah Thomas).
In a worst-case climate-change scenario, the document finds, labor-related losses by the year 2090 as a result of extreme heat — the sort that makes it difficult to work outdoors or seriously lowers productivity — could amount to an estimated $155 billion annually.
I suspect that if the new chief helps improve the Fed's performance in all the areas I've noted, allowing us to get out of the shampoo cycle and seriously lower the jobless rate, he or she could go on TV babbling about dynamic factor models and we'll all love it.
But ending rape in the military and integrating women into combat roles are far from mutually exclusive -- in fact, equalizing female service members will help create a culture of greater respect that could seriously lower the incidence of rape in the military.
As it is almost impossible to separate the pure starch from these complexes, the value of the flour for many purposes is seriously lowered by those processes.
While most COPCORD studies have reported participation rates exceeding 80% [ 4, 5], some studies in Asia have not been so successful [ 6], and the failure to include persons with rheumatic diseases might seriously lower prevalence estimates.
