But if there's a second, less-intended
after-effect, it may well be the expansion of futuring.
Do you agree, or is it just a temporary
after-effect of the crisis?
We have no proper details about the
after-effect of swine flu and it is better we take proper action and one of the main precaution should be to keep children out of the school.
Columnist Nabil Boumounsef, of the conservative daily AN NAHAR, on Monday claimed that the "current political escalation" by MP Michel Aoun and his followers was a natural
after-effect of the political earthquake generated by Druze warlord's decision to quit the ranks of the majority.
The reliance on retained earnings reflects the
after-effect of the oil-driven liquidity boom of recent years.
The only
after-effect is the guilt I feel about failing to support the country's pharmaceutical industry.
Here, the first part of the operators considers the
after-effect of load deviations (within the day), which precede the present time interval.
The only
after-effect was the length of time it took to get my own "plumbing" to resume full function, which took not only the two weeks in Germany, but also three weeks after I returned to the U.S.
While the layoffs are not specifically the
after-effect of Freston's departure--he was replaced way back in September--they may be happening, in part, because of his absence.
The "most worrying"
after-effect of the September 11 attacks remains the limited support the cause has found in Western societies.
One thing to keep in mind, however, is that rental programs are created in the best interest of the student body; profits, if any, are an
after-effect. Schools thinking profit first will come away financially bruised, according to industry authorities, due to unpredictable variables like rate of return and returned-book condition.
The would-be conqueror Black Mustafa certainly could nut have imagined such an
after-effect of the coffee bags he lost at Vienna.
