But the biggest risk to America, and hence to the world economy, lies on Wall Street.
Prolonged economic growth tends to make people assume that future generations too will grow richer, and hence to make less provision for them.
If this was the case, it might have primed the respondents to regard sweetened beverages in a more negative light and hence to be more supportive of new taxes.
All of these are factors that contribute to the more accurate determination of earthquake parameters and hence to the issuing of earlier tsunami alerts deriving from potentially tsunamigenic earthquakes.
Meanwhile, a shortage of well-qualified college graduates has become one of the biggest threats to the continued rapid growth of India's services and other industries, and hence to the booming economy.
As part of an effort to train a new cohort of local health workers and hence to improve the health delivery services for women and their families in rural communities, Management Sciences for Health (MSH), the Centre for International Education at the University of Massachusetts, International Rescue Committee and seven local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) initiated the Learning for Life (LfL) programme.
If spending is funded by voluntary saving and invested according to profit and loss considerations, it tends to be productive and hence, add to our prosperity.
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An ambitious diversification programme, to reduce dependence on natural resources and hence vulnerability to fluctuations in commodity prices, has been put in place.
According to Crosby, traditional security solutions rely on detection and hence fail to block targeted attacks which often use zero day exploits.
The new law will mean there is no longer a case for the constitutional court to hear and hence no ruling to give.
The FDIC is broke and will have to tap the U.S. Treasury and hence tax payers to get back to a 1.15% of insured deposits, which is required by law to occur by the end of June 2013.
Repeated tirades by Malaysia's prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, against the evils of currency speculation have fuelled fears of the imposition of capital controls, and hence led to sales of the currency, the ringgit.
Koetsu was the first Japanese to sign one of his own tea bowls the famous "Fuji" bowl, now designated a national treasure by the Japanese and hence unable to be shown in the U.S. but he never ran his own kiln.
We must act, knowing that today's victories will be only partial and that it will be up to those who stand here in four years and 40 years and 400 years hence to advance the timeless spirit once conferred to us in a spare Philadelphia hall.
One group of people who should join the fray are Muslim thinkers who live in the West and are hence free to interpret their own religion, and interact with other faiths, in a more generous spirit than tends to be possible in the more conservative atmosphere of most Muslim-majority societies.
Therefore, both men and women have to start believing that they have equal potential and capabilities, and hence they are both entitled to have the same chances and opportunities to realize themselves on an equal footing.
This is all the more troubling since the reforms of the past decade were supposed to make the British economy stronger and less prone to inflation, and hence recession.
In truth, Mr Blair needs Mr Brown to deliver the economic growth and hence the tax revenues to pay for the increased cash he has promised will go to public services.
If the government soaked up enough resources then competition for those resources would become more intense, inflation would begin to heat up and there would again be an economic return to saving and hence freeing resources.
The number of community banks not paying TARP dividend payments to the U.S. Treasury and hence tax payers rose to 91 in May, up from 74 in February and 55 last November.
Third, the lower the interest rate the lower US net income payments to foreigners and hence the more likely the US is to move to a current account surplus.
Since Haier was already operating in Pakistan, the Chinese government chose it, and hence Faisal, to be an economic ambassador.
The affable Hansgeorg Hofmann, a Dresdner banker, sat on the executive committee in London and hence presumably reported to Mr Robertson.
Yet, these changes must occur through market processes and hence are sensitive to the nature of the markets through which they flow.
On the face of it, another fall in unemployment, and a jobless rate of 6.2%, is a sign that labour markets are still tight, and hence a risk to inflation.
Not only is the delay a pity, it will also mean more budgetary squeezes and a longer wait before on-board science can begin and hence more pressure to do some of it on Mir instead.
Those qualities lend them a special fascination today, when our written messages are instantly and infinitely reproducible, and hence far easier to preserve than the precious documents on display here, yet by the same token immeasurably poorer in personal meaning.
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They also thought "antiaging" and "antiacne" labels were not the way to sell youth and hope--hence upbeat product lines such as Yes To Blueberries Age Refresh (for mature skin) and Yes To Tomatoes Daily Balancing Moisturizer (for oily skin).
We must act, knowing that today's victories will be only partial, and that it will be up to those who stand here in four years, and forty years, and four hundred years hence to advance the timeless spirit once conferred to us in a spare Philadelphia hall.
It is worth keeping prices down to attract a big pension fund and hence a critical mass of assets to manage.
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