The comparison between the normal patterns and the ones engendered by special events is also exploited Figure 7.
The functional limitations caused by depression are equal to or even sometimes greater than the ones engendered by many other chronic medical conditions [ 5].
How can one engender the kinds of trust necessary for the functioning of a knowledge economy, while also preserving participation in decision-making that allow different forms of knowledge and ideals concerning nature and social institutions to coexist?
The charge of relativism is that most often leveled against Rorty, and the one that engenders the most controversy [20].
The death of a loved one engenders complex, difficult emotions in children – including sadness, anger, loneliness, confusion and guilt.
Kirkuk has suffered inordinately from bad ideas, and the old ones have engendered some that are new: the idea that the historical clock can be turned back forty years, or that Iraq can be carved up among its Sunni, Shia, and Kurds without enormous bloodshed and countless individual tragedies.
One engenders trust and self-honor, the other, advertises that not you or anyone else, can depend upon you.
While tackling some of these might be tinkering around the edges, a combined approach, rather than a top-down one, engenders better ownership and will facilitate improved use of taxpayers' money.
