Svajian said the five-star system also has problems, because it tends to attract extreme opinions — you either love a product and give it five stars or hate it and give it one star, while people with positions in between are less likely to post at all.
"The House bill," the report said, "offers greater subsidies for cost sharing, which would be more valuable to people with health problems and thus would tend to attract a less healthy mix of enrollees".
This is especially a problem in New York, which tends to attract great musicians the way the Whitney attracts Eurotrash, and where close quarters, small apartments and thin walls conspire to make even faint sounds unexpectedly audible.
School bus crashes are rare in comparison to other crash types, but considering all crashes that occur in and around school buses, they begin to become a noticeable problem and one that tends to attract national attention.
The problem is that governments tend to attract people who want personal power and forget that they are pledged to serve a government of, by, for the people. .
There are two main problems here: -Adverse selection: Groupon et al tend to attract customers looking for deals.
The problem is that most of my tights tend to attract holes and ladders around the toes and feet.
The problem with constant explosions is that they tend to attract the attention of the entire neighbourhood, so it wasn't too much of a surprise when someone on the roof screamed "police".
The problem with constant explosions is that they tend to attract the attention of the entire neighborhood, so it wasn't too much of a surprise when someone on the roof screamed "police".
The problem, he adds, is that derelict buildings with land tend to attract developers and cash-rich investors as well as wannabe self-builders.
But insurers have discovered that their ACA health plans tend to attract too few of the young and healthy customers needed to offset the expense of covering older people with medical problems.
