It seems likely that all of these factors could play a role in modifying strikes over time.
Yesterday, the Royal College of Midwives announced that its members would strike over pay for the first time in its 133-year history.
"It just strikes me, over time, this 'Don't worry, be happy' monetary message isn't working," Brady said.
Some moisture in the air is desirable, but as with ventilation, a balance must be struck, because over time, excessive moisture can contribute to asthma and allergies and can increase the presence of mold, dust mites, and vermin.
Rather, there is a convergence of views that would make a military strike less likely over time.
It is hard to believe that was all the effort he made, for he acquits himself well, even in the convoluted diplomacy that ended in the war of the Spanish succession.Lord Norwich's second task was to strike a balance over time.
In January, mineworkers launched another strike over pay, this time under the banner of the insurgent trade union Amcu, which is not affiliated with the ANC and has replaced the government-friendly NUM in the region.
Of course, any number of offensive terms that were once in common usage have been stricken from polite language over time.
"The problems with signature strikes are the way over time they assimilate into the norm a process of killing people without knowing who exactly they are," said Naureen Shah, a counterterrorism expert with Amnesty International.
Members of the Association of University Teachers (AUT) are expected to strike some time over the next month after 71% of members voted on Friday to do so.
