Global warming impacts the Arctic more severely than other areas.
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Charging the mound has always been punished more severely than beanballing.
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A month later, it started again—this time far more severely.
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As the disease spread, the government began to respond more severely.
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America is constantly giving way to the temptation to punish white-collar criminals more severely: the Sarbanes-Oxley act (2002) and the Dodd-Frank bill (2010) both include measures designed to punish corporate types more severely.
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More severely, it can cause blood infections, lung clots, and cardiac arrest.
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Marketplace experts say those delays are more severely affecting non-Prime orders.
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Why does the disease progress more severely in some than in others?
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Then they get arrested and their life chances are even more severely damaged.
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She expressed regret that the other defendants had not been punished more severely.
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Having heard the evidence, they believed Mr. Blankenship would be punished more severely.
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Women in finance are punished more severely than men for violating the rules.
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Should authorities try to tackle the problem by dealing with offenses more severely?
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But trade growth was more severely affected, which undoubtedly constrained the broader economic expansion.
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The forfeiture was felt more severely at the smaller, independent banks that advised Pfizer.
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The southern airport, in the Dutch part of the island, was more severely hit.
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Here, they saw broader effects among those groups more severely hurt by the recession.
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I've encountered many people who stutter more severely when nervous, but I don't experience that.
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Some evacuees found themselves in areas on Florida's west coast that were hit more severely.
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That would suggest that Apple's ambitions with Project Titan have been even more severely diminished.
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The participants indicated that they wanted to punish female perpetrators more severely than male ones.
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Regunberg said they "got pretty lucky" that more people weren't injured more severely by the truck.
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For some reason, recession impacts Idaho more severely than the nation, and recovery occurs much faster.
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CFR is larger than IFR, because individuals who report to hospitals are typically more severely ill.
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Sexuality tends to be more severely scrutinized that violence, and language is parsed with compulsive precision.
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Should home prices decline at a faster pace and/or more severely, ratings could be pressured.
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AFM also appears to affect limbs on one side of the body more severely than the other.
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For poor people, the same poor choices are punished more often and more severely, compounding their deficit.
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What can be done to prevent needless abortions, or the birth of thousands more severely damaged babies?
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I am expecting to get more burn cases and more severely injured animals in the coming days.
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Some have had mild illness, but a few have been more severely ill, with some needing oxygen.
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Researchers also don't understand why normal changes in a woman's cycle affect some women more severely than others.
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Public schools often have progressive discipline, she explains, meaning students are punished more severely for each concurrent offense.
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And an assault is punished more severely in some states against a person over 65 years of age.
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"When those people become sick, that's when they are hospitalized, because they get more severely ill," he added.
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Talking heads and sports journalists said they were appalled with the NFL's decision not to punish Rudolph more severely.
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Different glacial systems, when they melt, may affect some coastal cities more severely than others, according to NASA research.
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"If H3N2 viruses continue to circulate widely, older adults and young children may be more severely impacted," the CDC said.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping recently stated that IP infringers need to be punished more severely and pay a higher price.
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And ongoing concerns about that laptop generation's battery life are only going to be felt more severely the longer it's used.
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Eight people were found dead and 30 more severely injured inside a roasting tractor-trailer early Sunday in San Antonio, Texas.
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We all eventually die of symptoms that impact us far more severely when we are older than when we are younger.
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The latter regions tend to have higher housing costs and taxes, which can impact seniors living on fixed incomes more severely.
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McDonnell became interested in finding out whether professional women were punished more severely for unethical behavior during a class in law school.
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But Friday will be remembered as the day when media freedoms were even more severely curtailed, in flagrant violation of the Constitution.
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In this crucible of power politics, of bullying and posturing and rage, no one has been more severely tested than Judge Kavanaugh.
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That means regional banks — with operations concentrated in those places — would be more severely affected compared with their peers in the cities.
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But the government argues that its new law better protects minors because it also more severely punishes the lesser crime of consensual sex.
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Irad was perched higher on his mount, his stirrups short, and his legs looked more severely chicken-winged than Jose's at the knee.
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Some antidoping authorities who lobbied that the Russian flag not fly in Rio have called on Olympic officials to penalize Russia more severely.
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Some complained that people in power held them to different standards than their white male peers, or punished them more severely for mistakes.
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And we think today of how manufacturing job loss has affected whites, but it affected blacks many decades earlier, and much more severely.
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When translating between Japan and MLB, power numbers, including for home runs, are downgraded more severely than the same numbers from Triple-A.
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The individual components of such a financial shock will affect peripheral eurozone countries, which include Italy, Spain and Portugal, more severely than core countries.
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Now, during the past year, I'm alarmed to say senator Moynahan's proposition has likely been tested more severely than any time in our history.
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Her clothes, hair and makeup are more lavish than Mary's — Elizabeth's kingdom is an expanding empire — and her freedom of action more severely constrained.
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Back in 22019, Congress reduced sentences for inmates who were punished under a law that treated crack cocaine far more severely than powder cocaine.
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If the device is found to be effective, we can start looking at whether it can be beneficial for those more severely affected by stroke.
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"Today we are facing a situation that can paradoxically represent an opportunity, when suddenly a government wants to apply the law more severely," Videgaray said.
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Higher-functioning autistic adults have an easier time getting and keeping a job than those more severely affected, but both groups find job-seeking tricky.
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DeVos is also reviewing guidance meant to prevent black students from being punished more severely than their white peers, which critics fear will be rescinded.
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"Today we are facing a situation that can paradoxically represent an opportunity, when suddenly a government wants to apply the law more severely," he added.
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But in general, someone who's pregnant is more at risk of catching viral respiratory infections such as the flu and feeling the impacts more severely.
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That makes sense because states that are running fewer tests are probably testing more severely ill patients who are more likely to have COVID-19.
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Africa has only one confirmed case so far, but Bill Gates and others have warned that it could hit Africa even more severely than China.
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He also told the Daily Mail that individuals from "terror countries" would be "even more severely vetted" but could ultimately be allowed entry into the country.
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Death made people defend their core beliefs, the groups they belong to, and ideologies, and so the judges acted on their own moral values more severely.
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Mere weeks after reducing the original, $2449 price of its Nexus 226X to $212, the phone's price has been even more severely slashed, down to $299.
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Safety campaigns already exist, of course, such as "First Time Five," which tries to teach new users how edibles can affect you more severely than inhalation.
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Fernando Simon, the head of Spain's health emergency centre, said nursing homes for elderly were more severely hit by the epidemic, swelling the coronavirus death toll.
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Making sure you don't pass the virus on to someone who might be more severely impacted by it is the most important way you can help.
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According to researchers, some individuals react to stings more severely than others, with symptoms ranging from headache, fever and nausea to low blood pressure, seizures and convulsions.
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" Representative John J. Faso of New York complained in a news release that the SALT cap "impacts New York families more severely than those in other states.
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It feels like a cliché to even ask, but has any piece of technology since the television transformed our lives more quickly and more severely than the iPhone?
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More severely, some people develop high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE), which can result in swelling and itching in various parts of the body, hemorrhages, and even heart failure.
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Trump's hands are the arcade machine claws of politics, grabbing and ripping at everything in sight, and Theresa May is a cyborg that malfunctions more severely every day.
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For example, consumers who consolidate their credit card debt into a personal loan and then run up the balance on their cards again will be judged more severely.
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And the tension between growing progressive interest in criminal justice reform and a growing progressive interest in seeing sexual harassment caught and punished more severely is very real.
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Terror offenses in France are dealt with much more severely than common law crimes, although the sentences handed to minors are half as heavy as those imposed on adults.
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But while these disgruntled tech workers are busy lamenting the damage Nest has done to the Google name, they're hurting themselves—and everyone they've ever loved—far more severely.
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Running is going to tax the puppy's cardiovascular system and musculoskeletal system more severely than it's used to, and both systems need to be gradually conditioned to avoid injury.
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Robert E. Scott, a senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute, has argued that the United States could penalize countries that manipulate their currencies more severely than it does.
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In February, the London Fire Brigade published side-by-side videos of refrigerators with plastic and metal backs to show how much more severely fire affected the plastic version.
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"But what is intriguing is that the mother or father may have very little symptoms and still carry the gene, while the baby is more severely affected," says Dr. Cordero.
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Obamacare hasn't even been in effect for four years and it's already failing faster and more severely than even some of the most conservative and sober critics predicted it would.
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Brazilian health regulator Anvisa, in an emailed statement to Reuters, said it had not received any reports of vaccine recipients dying or falling more severely ill because of the drug.
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Trump's executive orders would crack down more severely on immigrants accused of criminal offenses, and could signal that cases that might have been dropped before will now become a priority. 6.
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It doesn't work magically — plenty of witnesses are still refusing to cooperate, and Congress is going to have to consider flexing its muscles and trying to sanction non-cooperators more severely.
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The economies of Spain, Italy, Portugal and Greece were hit more severely by the financial crisis just over a decade ago than their richer neighbours, such as Germany and the Netherlands.
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After many years of near flawless performance, NVDA finally stumbled as the fall-off in crypto demand and the resulting ballooning of inventory impacted its quarter and more severely impacted the guidance.
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That's because late payments and debt are treated more severely under FICO 10, and information about your credit card balances and payment amounts over time — so-called "trending data" — also is considered.
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The new rule would discriminate much more severely against applicants by broadening the definition of "public charge" to include reliance on virtually any public assistance, including the Medicare prescription drug benefit program.
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While regulators forced the Wuhan Institute of Biological Products to pay a fine, many parents express concern that the authorities have not punished the company more severely because of its government ties.
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David F. Gordon, policy planning director at the State Department under President George W. Bush, said Mr. Trump was almost certainly looking to punish Mr. Assad more severely while limiting American engagement.
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Trump made the comments to reporters as he continued to defend Riyadh, even though a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers has pushed for the Trump administration to punish Saudi Arabia more severely.
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"Based on the SARS's experience, the service sector is likely to be more severely affected than the manufacturing sector, especially for the transportation sector, which is an important component of services," they wrote.
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This caused the company to reduce its expectations for prescriptions filled in 173, which reduces revenue but hits profits more severely due to the significant fixed costs incurred by running a retail pharmacy.
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And, if China chooses to punish the Czechs even more severely, their national leaders, heirs to the Havel legacy, may decide that democratic Taiwan is a better long-term partner than Communist China.
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And no industry will more severely hurt the global economy than travel, according to Jim Carney, the CEO of ParPlus Partners, a volatility-trading hedge fund with $506 million in assets under management.
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Maciuszek was hired as a content director in early October but was soon fired in mid-November after telling supervisors she was being scrutinized more severely than her male counterparts, according to the claim.
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A 2012 report from the African American Policy Forum, for example, notes that black girls are often punished more severely because they are seen as more aggressive and less feminine than their white peers.
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For example, the group of children who were overweight and correctly categorized as overweight by their parents could have been more severely overweight than the children who were overweight, but not perceived as overweight.
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Without addressing the flawed cognitive systems that make space for these views, we end up treating symptoms but not the disease — which means those symptoms are likely to recur, perhaps more severely than before.
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Since then, the wages of doctors, auto executives and others have been disclosed in the news media, as hard-line and moderate publications have competed to see which can more severely embarrass the other.
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A 2012 report from the African American Policy Forum finds that black girls are often punished more severely in school because they are seen as more aggressive and less feminine than their white peers.
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Like previous reports on coronavirus patients, this one found that older people and those with underlying health problems like diabetes, heart disease or cancer tended to become more severely ill than younger, healthier patients.
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In effect, ECB officials argue, a broad sense of uncertainty regarding U.S. trade policy, Brexit, and other risks has now taken hold and begun to erode the economic outlook more severely the longer it persists.
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Among the study's limitations is that it is based on registry data and likely reflects a higher proportion of individuals more severely affected by medical and legal problems than other prior studies, the authors note.
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Today Egyptians live under a regime more severely repressive than Mubarak's; meanwhile the new president, Abdelfatah el-Sisi, has nearly succeeded in passing constitutional reforms that would allow him to stay in power until 2034.
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Everyone gets sick or hurt, some more severely than others, so it is incumbent on us that we plan this risk away to the extent we can for the sake of our spouse and children.
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Symptoms improve and then return If your child gets better but then the fever returns and the cough comes back even more severely than before, you should get medical care right away, according to the CDC.
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Because there are few clinical studies on cannabis in animals, figuring out how quickly a dog can metabolize weed is a guessing game — though most vets agree that they feel the effects more severely than humans.
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Over the long term, the Senate bill would cut Medicaid even more severely than the House bill would, threatening the insurance coverage of literally tens of millions of people who are poor, disabled, and/or elderly.
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Part of it had to do with the fact that her success at Chloé over the preceding six years had been built on a soft-focus aesthetic different from the more severely chic lines of Givenchy.
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Climate change as a concern The nation's ability to maintain a common purpose will be tested even more severely when the discussion eventually turns to whether climate change is increasing the risk of catastrophic storms like Harvey.
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The proposed U.S. tariffs on an additional $200 billion in Chinese goods would hit the world's second-largest economy more severely than the previous custom duties did, according to the chief executive of Southeast Asia's largest bank.
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Dr. Dawn Nolt, a member of the American Association of Pediatrics' (AAP) Committee on Infectious Diseases, and other doctors, said more severely affected children often require treatment for epileptic seizures, as well as physical, respiratory and speech therapy.
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Let's be clear: The euphemism of "enhanced interrogation techniques" or any other does not change the fact that acts amounting to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or, more severely, torture, are prohibited — no matter what they are called.
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The more participants associated black people with apes, the authors showed, the greater the discrepancy between their guesses of the ages of black children and their actual ages — and the more severely the participants judged the children's culpability.
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These stories may be shattered or partial or half-buried, but the grateful reader does recognize that, unlike the more severely erased plots in some of Smith's previous work, they contain the visible outlines of real and intriguing stories.
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Nearly 6,000 individuals are still serving time in federal prison under mandatory crack penalties, adopted by Congress at the height of the war on drugs, that punished people convicted of crack offenses much more severely than those convicted of powder cocaine.
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"After many years of near flawless performance, NVDA finally stumbled as the fall-off in crypto demand and the resulting ballooning of inventory impacted its quarter and more severely impacted the guidance," Deutsche Bank said in a note to clients Friday.
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And, as recognized by the UN, the WHO and others, in those places where women are already facing precarious social positions, worse health outcomes and face greater economic insecurity, the perils of a changing climate will affect them more severely.
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This might also mean some children classified as healthy in the study actually had chronic health problems that never resulted in hospitalization, and that some kids designated as sick might be more severely ill than other children with the same diagnosis.
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Mr. Whitfield, who is not running for re-election, was not punished more severely, a report by the Ethics Committee said, because the violation was a result of negligence in not clearly telling his staff that such contact was prohibited.
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" Abraham Diskin, professor emeritus of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, said that there were no good solutions for the Gaza conundrum but that "maybe the cease-fire was reached too early, before Hamas was punished more severely.
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A 2012 report from the African American Policy Forum, for example, noted that when it comes to school discipline, black girls are often punished more severely in school because they are seen as more aggressive and less feminine than white girls.
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There had been fears that political and economic uncertainty in the euro zone following Britain's decision in June to leave the European Union could impact business activity more severely but stronger-than-expected figures from France and Germany helped to buoy the index.
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Then, in 2012, Chenzhong Book Store published a book by the same author called "Hu Jintao: Harmony King," which describes Hu Jintao as keeping a low profile on the international stage while cracking down on domestic opposition more severely than his predecessors.
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Three finance professors said in a new research paper that although the average male financial advisor engages in three times more misconduct than female advisors, females are punished more severely and are less likely to find employment if they lose their jobs.
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The procedural move in the Texas case indicated at least a partial retreat on the issue, but civil rights advocates say they believe that the Trump administration plans to backpedal much more severely by dropping Mr. Obama's transgender policy for schools entirely.
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"We expected to find the system much more resilient because 28 percent of production is now irrigated in the United States, and because we've abandoned corn production in more severely drought-stricken places such as Oklahoma and west Texas," noted Elliott in a press release.
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NOTES: Heat G Dion Waiters, who is averaging 15.8 points and 4.3 assists, missed the game and said his left ankle, which he sprained on Friday night against the Minnesota Timberwolves, is more severely hurt than when he missed three games earlier this season.
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In this case, for example, the researchers assumed that the disease they were modelling had similar pathological effects on men and women, whereas in reality many sexually transmitted diseases affect women more severely than men, potentially changing the effect of the disease on polygynists.
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A separate study in the Quarterly Journal of Economics showed that while the cash-bail system penalizes poor people, it also discriminates against African-Americans, who tend to be treated more severely than white people by judges who set bail, regardless of the judge's race.
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On Saturday night, with Lumberton looking more and more as though it would be flooded even more severely than it had during Hurricane Matthew, Mr. Layton contemplated the question he would soon face: whether to stay in the area on his now indefinitely prolonged mission.
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A 31-year ban for betting on his own team to win, for a 78-year-old man, is enough — too much, compared with others who more severely undermined the integrity of the game and received far milder punishments or got off scot-free.
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Nonaggression and the peaceful resolution of disputes, the ability of countries to choose their economic and geopolitical alignments free from intimidation or coercion, freedom of navigation in the world's key waterways — all of these norms are being tested more severely today than at any time in decades.
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"It can no longer be that people who draw attention to problems in our country are dealt with more severely than the problems themselves," Weidel told an AfD congress at which she was named the party's joint lead candidate for a national election on Sept. 24.
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But e-commerce experts who monitor Amazon's marketplace say the delay appears to more severely affect non-Prime orders, which shows Amazon's willingness to forego shoppers who don't pay the monthly or annual fee for Prime as it grapples with supply-chain slowdowns amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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I don't fully know how realistic it is at this point that they would be regulated more severely, the way we were kind of talking about earlier, but hell, I'm afraid to say that anything is off the table at this point, I think that it's possible.
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The 19th Party Congress of the Chinese Communist Party that convenes in the fall will only worsen matters, as the Chinese regime often follows a pattern of cracking down more severely just before an official event so that all looks good on camera and nothing controversial gets captured.
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They noted that many foreign correspondents stationed in China feel that the government is circumscribing their activities ever more severely; they argued that when American reporters are prevented from doing their jobs as a result of "visa denials and restrictions of access", American authorities should respond in kind.
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It would increase the pressure on the N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell, to punish Mr. Kraft more severely, and potentially diminish his standing in ownership circles, where he is responsible for helping to negotiate media contracts that produce the bulk of the N.F.L.'s $14 billion in annual revenue.
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Gyms are not any more risky than "anywhere else where you would be touching things and in somewhat close contact with people — but as the virus is spreading, all of those activities are becoming increasingly risky, especially if you are in a group that is likely to be more severely affected by Covid-19," Smith said.
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And while Clinton's use of a private email server is damaging -- 23.5% said they disapprove of how she's handling questions about it -- Trump has been more severely damaged by controversies surrounding him: 21% say they think he's unfairly biased against minorities; 193% said his attacks on the judge were racist; and 219% disapprove of the way he has handled questions about Trump University.
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"A police force that's not vigilant with its staff's ethics, that allows certain errors and that's quite light-handed with its sanctions runs the risk that its officers will start to step out of line," he said, explaining the four officers involved in these recent arrests should perhaps have been more severely reprimanded when their questionable behavior was initially reported seven months ago.
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Of course the children are just that, which is to say they are genuine innocents, but the parents inhabit a country that does not yet have civil rights, and they are posed with an unperturbed air that reminds me of something James Baldwin once observed about how racism dehumanizes us all but may in fact dehumanize the racist more severely.
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The new data comes as Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE considers rescinding Obama-era guidance meant to prevent black students from being disciplined more severely than white students.
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Civil rights groups are fighting to stop Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE from rolling back Obama-era guidance on school discipline that aimed to protect black students from being punished more severely than their white peers.
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In light of the Lord Grey news, Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, spoke to The Guardian about the implications of this situation, and how we talk about dress codes more widely: "Girls' bodies and dress are often policed much more severely than boys', and — especially when you start throwing around words like 'modest' and 'demure' — there is a real sense of girls being judged and valued on their dress and a moral judgement being applied in a way that certainly isn't happening to their male peers."
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