To explain tendencies of rising residue levels it would be relevant to investigate actual application rates.
Second, in his main discussion of it, Nozick maintains that this proviso is readily satisfied in free market economies.[26] This is in part due to the strong tendency of the rising tide of such economies to raise up all those who are willing to swim with it (177).
The overall deficit could actually rise if a government tries to reduce the structural deficit at a time when the economy is weak; if the effect is to reduce GDP, tax revenues might fall even further while spending on benefits goes up.Another issue is that certain parts of public spending have a tendency to rise because of the ageing population: pensions and health care, for example.
Given the possibly privileged status of rising F0 patterns, the slight rising tendency of the Thai high (45) tone may be important (see Fig. 4, which shows that the Thai high tone is predominantly assimilated to rising native tones by both the Cantonese and Mandarin groups).
In addition, the motherboard is rotated 90 degrees taking full advantage of heat's natural tendency to rise.
Each Assassin system contains an innovatively designed chassis that naturally promotes vertical heat dissipation by taking advantage of heat's naturally tendency to rise.
But the long-term time series data of the savings ratio showed no such tendency to rise.
The number of suicides and the prevalence of suicidal tendencies is rising faster among older men than in any other age group, according to research released in the week the government postponed its suicide prevention strategy.
A more powerful cyclical effect, he said, is the tendency of markets to rise in the third year of a presidential term, particularly for first-term presidents.
Temporary special factors -- health care costs, rapid falls in computer prices and so on -- were momentarily retarding the tendency of inflation to rise when unemployment was lower than its natural rate.
