Written under the burdensome influence of Dylan Thomas, it was, as Thomas could occasionally be, showy and aimless.
Under those burdensome rates, moreover, both employment and the gross domestic product (a measure of the nation's economic output) increased at a rapid clip.
Global markets, they said, "will not be able to function under such burdensome regulatory conditions," advocating instead that the United States agree to respect rules each nation adopts, assuming they are reasonably compatible.
If it wasn't that, what did make the synthetic credit portfolio burdensome under Basel?
Tutsi hegemony was unquestionably more burdensome under Belgian rule than at any time prior to European colonization.
Wages, incomes and tax revenue all stall, undermining the ability of households, businesses and governments to pay their debts debts which, in real terms, will grow more burdensome under deflation.The threat is especially acute because central banks in much of the rich world have already lowered their interest rates to zero.
Under depressing and burdensome conditions, landless female peasants experience a decline in their quality of sleep, which reduces their energy, ultimately trapping them in the vicious cycle of declining physical and psychological health.
While overactive bladder is often managed in the primary care setting, a number of barriers including embarrassment, poor communication, and low patient adherence contribute to the under-treatment of patients with burdensome urinary symptoms.
If the burden you have been told to live under is heavy and burdensome, that burden was not placed on you by God, but by people with a misunderstanding of God's Word.
While OAB can often be diagnosed and managed successfully in the primary care setting, several barriers contribute to the under-treatment of patients with these burdensome symptoms.
