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These changes tend to push up the price charged by publishers , who see the need to recover their fixed costs . This results in the gap distribution tending toward uniformity . Therefore this connection should be complete and practically continuous in operation , for any delay suffered by ships in loading or discharging cargoes at the wharves or by the industries relying on the commerce of the canal would result eventually in a charge against the consumer and moreover it would become a tax on the commerce of the port which would tend to divert business to other ports . " It 's certainly a matter of private health , since it tends to shorten one 's life . Vigor of bermudagrass usually was reduced by rotational stocking , since cattle tended to graze the bermudagrass component selectively enough to keep it subdued . Women who were in full-time study ( including women who said they were in both full-time and part-time ) tended on average to have had significantly fewer children and many more had had no children . University by focusing on our missions ; by tending to our knitting ; by finding and doing the things that are meaningful and substantive to the long term ; in other words , if we do the teaching , research and service with a higher quality everyday , the rankings will take care of themselves . Answer : This is a chronic problem with the whole class of drugs , although Prozac tends to be less severe than some . For the conception upon which the aversion is based can only be the iron conviction that there exist objective laws of historical development similar in kind to natural laws , together with a belief in a predetermined teleology like that of a religion : since favourable conditions are inevitably going to appear , and since these , in a rather mysterious way , will bring about palingenetic events , it is evident that any deliberate initiative tending to predispose and plan these conditions is not only useless but even harmful . Whereas Hume tended to stress lengthy dynamic disequilibrium periods in which money matters much , classical analysts focused on long-run equilibrium in which money is merely a veil . In addition , the systems tend to include limited appeal rights that allow employees to contest lower-than-expected ratings and raises . But with over one third of the population living in abject poverty , safe housing is not an option for families like the Martos , who tend to reside in single-story , light-framed homes made out of basic materials , such as locally-grown nipa lives and sheets of galvanized iron . At the same time , such a book often tends to be disjointed . Huber then introduced a single slave ( F. fusca ) , and she instantly set to work , fed and saved the survivors ; made some cells and tended the larvae , and put all to rights . Fitness directors and supervisors , however , typically spend most of their time in an office , planning programs and special events and tending to administrative issues . Christian writings which were useful in the discussion with the unbaptized were naturally in less danger , and the evidence from the literary history as presented above ( see 154-158 on Melito , Miltiades , Justin , Theophilus , Tatian , Quadratus ) tends to support this consideration . G Common opinion tends to oppose this , maintaining that the tradesman , industrialist or peasant who engages in “ politicking ” loses rather than gains , and is the worst type of all – which is debatable . They were portents of the future designed to demonstrate the firmness of U.S. resolve and the direction its policy was tending . What 's more , bombs guided by the inertial navigation system tended to drift off target .