Overwhelmingly, the people now stopped are African-American and Latino men, a reality that is of enormous concern to the program's critics (who tend to overlook the inconvenient fact that the same demographic is also overwhelmingly responsible for, and victim of, homicides in this city, and would unavoidably be the target of any antiviolence strategy).
The contrast part of this study was conducted to obtain an estimation of the object size below which quantification would unavoidably be corrupted by the partial volume effect.
Grandchildren were wonderful, of course, but they would unavoidably represent more people in the world that one had to lie to — not to mention Mana's husband and in-laws.
The soundtrack, appropriately, unavoidably, is "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath. 5. "Mamma Mia!," Matt Curtis.
There are cases however in which disclosing the exact reason why access to a document is denied would unavoidably entail the disclosure of the document's very content.
In all previously pursued approaches, however, lipase enzymes are prepared in an independent process separated from enzymatic biodiesel production, which would unavoidably increase the cost and energy consumption during industrial manufacture of this cost-sensitive energy product.
However, in all these practices, immobilized enzymes and whole cell catalysts were prepared in an independent process separated from enzymatic biodiesel production, which would unavoidably increase the cost and energy consumption during industrial manufacture of this cost-sensitive energy product.
Unavoidably, there would be heavy transitional costs.
Since any attempt to impose egalitarian norms on individual economic choices would be unavoidably controversial and socially divisive, the just society eschews the attempt, on principle (Scheffler 2010, chapter 5).
Such a network might contain diverse ethnic groups, along with some chronically and mentally ill patients, who altogether would have partially overlapping interests, goals, and needs, but the majority of its members' lives would not be as unavoidably intertwined with the healthcare system as would necessarily be the case for members of a patient community.
They note that this would unavoidably involve giving money to higher income households as well due to the way welfare payments are tapered, but they suggest it would see the benefits overwhelmingly go to the poorest.
