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Only with great difficulty, is my answer.
In August 2007, some German banks, at the earliest signs of
difficulty
because of their exposure to US sub-prime mortgages, started to talk only of 1931.
In Russia’s current political cycle, which will culminate in the presidential election of March 2008, there will be no
difficulty
in meeting the main conditions of legitimacy: respecting the constitution’s rules about regular free elections to the presidency.
Sometimes they simply lose patience with the
difficulty
of agreeing on changes in negotiations that involve 28 countries, which seems especially true of financial reform, given that many of these countries are not home to systemically important banks and probably never will be.
From a truly secular and global perspective, the
difficulty
lies in explaining the pre-crisis boom.
A common bond would be no cure for a lack of fiscal discipline; on the contrary, it would be no more than a placebo for a “weak” country, but it would also be harmful because it would foster the illusion that it is possible to get out of fiscal
difficulty
without undertaking fundamental reform.
You would have
difficulty
finding many members of the US Congress who do not ascribe some of America’s problems, including the hollowing out of the middle class, to China’s alleged currency manipulation.
QUESTION: The spread between German treasury bonds and Italian treasury bonds has decreased despite the current financial
difficulty.
So far, global capitalism is surviving, but with great
difficulty.
I hope it will continue to do so, but with less
difficulty.
If Hollande’s tax hikes – on income (including a temporary 75% tax rate for the country’s wealthiest households), dividends, capital gains, and capital assets – are not enough to deter entrepreneurs, the cost of hiring workers and the
difficulty
of firing them remain powerful disincentives.
This solution might work for related diseases like Alzheimer’s, but it has its own array of problems, including the
difficulty
of driving such antibodies from the injection site to the brain.
The
difficulty
with this Augustinian approach – “Lord, make me chaste, but not yet” – is that promises of future discipline usually are not credible.
In an advanced modern society, such as Germany, intellectuals have no
difficulty
using openly nationalist language to convince a nationally conscious populace of threats to national prestige.
Given the
difficulty
of establishing such control over the European Central Bank, the euro’s next great challenge may be growing sentiment in favor of a return to national currencies.
The
difficulty
is that, in any scenario, better management assumes that we choose long-term sustainability over short-term profits.
But in practice there is an insurmountable
difficulty
with this approach.
In all top destinations, immigrants not only face more economic obstacles than their native-born counterparts; they also have
difficulty
obtaining quality housing and health care, and their children face educational attainment gaps.
Another
difficulty
with using undifferentiated precious metals for exchange was that some trust or expertise was required to assure people that the metal was pure.
In 1993, central-government leaders enjoyed relatively limited powers: they did not control the money supply and had
difficulty
firing provincial governors or relocating top generals.
Some will view this as pragmatic, reflecting the
difficulty
of getting agreement with 192 UN member states.
But, while the ECB cannot be accused of neglecting the deflation risk, the
difficulty
with its stance is that keeping annual inflation at around 1% and hoping for a delayed and gradual ascent is hardly enough.
For newborns, the main risks are asphyxia
(difficulty
breathing), prematurity, and infection.
Part of the
difficulty
arises from the perpetual African dilemma of identity.
The astounding
difficulty
of everyday survival following the USSR’s collapse trapped most Russians into focusing on their families’ most urgent needs.
Part of the
difficulty
of contending with a crisis of confidence is that it is hard to quantify confidence in the first place.
Part of the
difficulty
of exposing this narrowness is that there is a family split among neo-classical economists between those who believe that real-world market economies approximate perfect competition and those who don’t.
Over those time horizons, the emphasis on the need for the US to export more and on the greater
difficulty
the economy will have in attracting foreign capital are on the mark.
But the biggest
difficulty
in using big data to build a better society is being able to develop a human-scale, intuitive understanding of social physics.
When he had negotiated with European diplomats in 2003, Iran had a modest nuclear program, and could enrich uranium only with great
difficulty.
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