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Progress on roads, railways, and power projects – all of which could prevent food from perishing prematurely, and energy and commodities from being unnecessarily wasted – is essential to stabilizing prices.
It has also complicated the work of governments unnecessarily.
Insofar that Trump’s policies pose serious risks, it is not because they represent a strategic reorientation for the US, which was happening anyway, but rather because they are self-contradictory and unnecessarily destructive.
That axiom is particularly true for the United States today, as it muddles through three wars – two of which were forced upon it (Afghanistan and the “war on terror”), with the third (Iraq) started unnecessarily by a US administration blinded by ideology and hubris.
Today, the risk of an accidental or mistaken nuclear ballistic-missile launch is unnecessarily high.
Bubble-pricking may indeed choke off growth unnecessarily – and at high social cost.
Given this, one might think the US government would be actively courting Chinese investment, not scaring it away unnecessarily.
National parliaments will be able to call a time-out if Brussels makes proposals that seem to interfere unnecessarily.
In addition, they have divided Australian public opinion unnecessarily on the vital issue of the country’s security.
Nonetheless, if Japan chooses to move toward military normalization, it must demonstrate more convincingly that it has come to terms with its history – or risk seeing that effort undermined unnecessarily.
Such misguided reasoning is precisely what led to a generation of unnecessarily slow growth in Japan.
The problem is not just about illegal migration to the US, though those Americans who seek to play the anti-immigrant card do antagonize regional sensibilities unnecessarily.
Americans pay for short-sightedness not only in larger expenditures, but with lives wasted unnecessarily.
So far, however, the determination and mitigation of ethical concerns regarding machine behavior has largely emphasized the “refraining” part, preventing machines from engaging in ethically unacceptable behavior, which often comes at the cost of unnecessarily constraining their possible behaviors and domains of deployment.
It would be irresponsible to neglect those challenges and submit humankind, unnecessarily, to the great perils that we can already reliably foresee.
Thus, over-diagnosing bipolar disorder can unnecessarily expose patients to serious side-effects of medication.
After all, senior bankers had been claiming that these assets were “mispriced,” and that pricing them at market levels would penalize the banks unnecessarily.
Hundreds of thousands of others have suffered unnecessarily.
It unnecessarily raises tensions in the Taiwan Strait and it promises no real benefits for the people of Taiwan on the international stage.”
Suppose that a full quarter of Chinese capital investment – currently running at around 44% of GDP – is wasted: that would mean China’s people are unnecessarily sacrificing 11% of GDP in lost consumption: but if the remaining 33% of GDP is well invested, rapid growth could still result.
Rather, we should question whether, in a world in which 25,000 impoverished children die unnecessarily every day, another concert hall is what the world needs.
As a result, millions of people are unemployed unnecessarily, and millions more face reductions in their living standards.
The US, in particular, can be accused of acting arrogantly and unnecessarily humiliating Russia.
We have the tools to address these shortcomings and ensure that no child dies unnecessarily from an illness that vaccination could have prevented.
Her calm and balanced hand nurtured broad consensus among a Federal Reserve Board characterized by divergent economic philosophies, and she navigated the economy through a slow recovery in a period when fiscal policy was unnecessarily constrained, as duplicitous Republicans hyped the dangers of deficits.
Though she is no fan of Putin, she did not want to stand out unnecessarily.
In his bitter resignation letter, the general accused Rajapaksa of “ unnecessarily placing Indian troops on high alert” and failing to “win the peace in spite of the fact that the army under my leadership won the war.”
The world has also learned some valuable lessons, though at great cost to both current and future prosperity – costs that were unnecessarily high given that we should already have learned them.
But unnecessarily invasive intervention could undermine the product that Google provides and deprive users of what they want: easy access to information.
Whereas Greece, the weaker party in its negotiations, was unnecessarily humiliated by its European partners, Iran, also the weaker party in its negotiations, was given new legitimacy by its adversaries in the West.
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