Northern Rock, the mortgage lender, was caught in the tight credit market last year, has seen the proportion of customers more than three months in arrears with their mortgage payments jump threefold as Britons face rising food and fuel prices and slumping house prices.
Based on these fundamental considerations inspired by Ricoeur's hermeneutical theory, we now attempt to face the threefold objection against a spiritual traditions-based approach to practical wisdom in management.
In a study of 72 women who developed Parkinson's disease from 1976 to 1995, researchers at the Mayo Clinic found that those whose ovaries were surgically removed before menopause faced a threefold increased risk of developing this disease, but the risk was reduced by 50percentt in women who took estrogen after menopause.
Cancer control in Uganda, as elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa, faces a threefold challenge.
When multitasking with the use of one medium or more media is considered, the term evolves to "media multitasking", characterized by Wallis (2010) as a possible threefold event: (a) between medium and face-to-face interaction; (b) between two or more media; and (c) within a single medium.
Still, women taking them were nearly twice as likely as non-users to suffer a stroke, while women using higher-dose pills faced nearly a threefold risk.
5.At this age, I especially love dawnOn the sea, stars above the trees,Pages in "The Threefold Life,"And the pale faces of baby mice.
The problem faced is thus threefold: health knowledge, demand for health care, and supply of good quality health care are all insufficient.
Tetrick said Hampton Creek's case was threefold.
Her face shows a new, by this time, threefold change.
