But is the commonly accepted view that private equity firms slash jobs at the first sign of trouble supported by the evidence?
It is also useful for parents to recognize that if they have trouble supporting autonomy by refraining from extrinsic rewards and punishment, they have stumbled upon a wonderful signpost to autonomy issues of their own to work on.
"That issue we finally fixed without too much trouble because we were supported by the British, the Americans, but also the Spanish, the Germans and the Canadians".
Mr. Lee said he called the press conference not only to acknowledge his debt to those who helped "bail me out," but also to correct some of the rumors about the film, particularly those that said it was in trouble and not being supported by Warner Brothers.
Others worry that a militia supported by Iran's Revolutionary Guards may trouble the Bush administration and strain Kurdish-U.S. relations.
In 1850, an Irish physician named Edward Cullen claimed to have walked such a passage without trouble, and his fraudulent assertion — supported by detailed phony maps — sparked a series of expeditions.
"In India, I used to draw a lot as a child and got in trouble because it wasn't supported by the school system," Alphons told HuffPost.
The Merkin performance, in which an excellent solo sextet was supported by the Brewer Baroque Chamber Orchestra, had no trouble demonstrating the opera's seemingly inexhaustible wealth of showpiece arias.
The offensive took Syrian troops by surprise, prompting concerns in Moscow and Damascus that Mr. Assad's government, long supported by the Russians, might be in trouble.
But the foundation of the East German sports system, the 16,000 small sports clubs, which had been supported by state-owned factories, are in trouble.
"It may look as though Lambert is in deeper trouble after this, but I understand he has been fully supported by owner Randy Lerner and chief executive Paul Faulkner.
