The fact is, however, that until employers switched to high-deductible plans, they enjoyed relatively little success in restraining health spending.
Similarly, the observed decline in income volatility made debt appear less risky for both borrowers and lenders.Alan Greenspan has repeatedly argued that the equity and housing bubbles that occurred during his tenure as Fed chairman were testaments to his success in restraining and stabilising consumer price inflation.
America's future may depend to some degree on our success in restraining the extreme spread in the economic status of the very rich and the average citizen caused in large part by outrageous executive compensation and tax reductions that primarily favor the wealthy.
Trump tried his best not to interrupt, and had some success at restraining himself, although on this score he didn't do as well -- he interrupted Clinton only about half the time tonight, which is an improvement but not by a whole lot.
TB incidence peaked in Kazakhstan in 2003 and 2004, since then the NTP has attained some success in restraining further increases; however, MDR-TB presents a growing challenge to controlling TB.
The appeals court judges noted their ruling was a "preliminary one," and they were deciding only whether the government had "made a strong showing of its likely success" in getting the restraining order thrown out.
Composite architectures with carbon fiber (CF) designed in 2D layout in conventional composites can alleviate their properties in thickness direction, but all attempts so far developed have achieved restrained success.
The success of the plans in restraining the cost of medical care will depend partly on how they address the problem of the growing number of people suffering from chronic diseases people who, according to some critics, would bear an increased financial burden under HSAs.
We wish Oprah every success in managing the decline of the relationship, which I imagine has now been commuted to an annual exchange of restraining orders.
They're more restraining.
