At rating 1, this was the value of the obtained outcome, and at rating 2, this was the value of the nonobtained outcome from the wheel that was foregone.
To ensure that only chores that were foregone are included, women were asked to report if these chores were actually not carried out or they were completed with free help from another person or simply delayed in the day or week.
On the whole, cash crop production can be expected to have a positive impact on nutrition when the income it provides more than offsets not only the food production that is foregone, but also any rise in food prices that may result from an increased demand for purchased food and the freeing of prices.
Therefore, the number of potential migrants can only increase today.And here is Stephen Roach:[R]ecent increases in minimum wages are a catch-up from previously slated hikes that had been foregone in the crisis.
To be frank, I agree here with Schumacher, as I did with Tagore, some essential experience of life that may be foregone with the compartmentalization of life into discretized, compartmentalized, and relatively unordered spaces, as technology and modern science have so efficiently allowed for.
Labor has said it wants to scrap the tax but won't commit to ditch it until it sees modelling of the true amount of revenue that would be foregone, as it claims the measure cannot raise $540m because the tax is deterring holidaymakers from coming to Australia.
Firework displays, for example, are foregone.
Those are foregone in Watson games.
The opportunity cost (OC) of student i to produce one additional unit of abstract knowledge represents the amount of contextualised knowledge that must be foregone.
There's nothing wrong with pleasant activities, but those already have a name: "pleasant activities". Calling them self-care adds little meaning and unhelpfully obscures that such activities are not essential to survival or health or caring for others — and that they can be foregone in the service of sacrifice and honor.
