Another EEOC document (The ADA: Your Responsibilities as an Employer) recently came up with this tautological formulation: "Undue hardship means that an accommodation would be unduly costly, extensive, substantial or disruptive, or would fundamentally alter the nature or operation of the business".
Even with almost no chance of the high end of climate sensitivity estimates being right, the odds of substantial, prolonged and disruptive climate change (and changes in ocean chemistry) are still plenty high enough to justify a sustained push toward an energy menu that works for the long haul.
The cost of reconfiguring Derby station for HS2 would have been substantial and it would have been incredibly disruptive".
Mr McLoughlin said the cost of reconfiguring Derby station for HS2 would have been substantial and it would have been incredibly disruptive.
While print is not obsolete, this disruptive technology has had a substantial impact on the market for readers, particularly since Kindle has reduced the cost of a wide variety of written materials by as much as two thirds.
1E and 1F indicate that non-disruptive suppression is significantly more effective, with each level of transmissibility possessing a suppression strength at which the benefits of non-disruptive suppression are the most substantial.
Substantial changes in health care reform, legislation, and disruptive transformations have led to advances in health care delivery.
However, the interspecific FST of most SSR and AFLP loci exhibited very low values, suggesting substantial genetic exchanges at loci unlikely to be under disruptive selection (Fig. 8).
Thus, large metropolitan areas will contain substantial "local populations that are either functionally unnecessary or socially disruptive" [ 147](p. 404).
