Financial problems

Tesla left Colorado Springs in 1900 and continued his research in a new laboratory on Long Island, which was opened in 1901. However, his efforts were beset by difficulties, not least of which were financial problems, which caused closure of this facility. 

Ratios well below 1 may indicate financial problems ahead while those substantially greater than 1 may point to poor credit control or under-utilization of cash. This ratio is sometimes known as the acid test . The principal profitability ratio in use is the net profit before interest and tax (NPBIT) to net assets or return on capital employed. 

Other factors, such as the patient s age, financial problems that may be associated with a long-term illness, family cooperation and interest in the patient, and the adequacy of health insurance cover-age (which may be of great concern to the patient)... 

Such spoilage usually results in major financial problems for the manufacturer, either through direct loss of the faulty product or, possibly, expensive htigation with aggrieved users of the medicine. 

In the following month, it happened, Secretary Morgenthau was ordered to England and France by President Roosevelt to look into the many financial problems resulting from the invasion of the Continent. The Allies had landed in Normandy on June 6 and had already secured a firm foothold in northern France when we arrived in August of 1944. 

In general, mycotoxin contamination of foods and feeds and the associated problems are primarily influenced by the location of production, storage, and marketing. The Aspergillus species that produce mycotoxins are more common in the warmer, subtropical and tropical areas than in the temperate areas of the world. However, stringent government regulations for mycotoxins and risk analyses are more common in temperate areas than in the warmer areas of the world, where it becomes both a health and a financial problem. 

Judged in terms of the relationship of benefit to cost, vaccines are among the most socially valuable public health investments (U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] 1999 Stratton, Durch, and Lawrence 2000)d In spite of some recent successes, such as increases in immunization rates in the United States (CDC 2002a, b, 2003), substantial structural and financial problems remain. In particular, the United States has recently experienced unprecedented shortages in 8 of the 11 routine childhood vaccines (Georges et al. 2003). Flu vaccine shortages were experienced in 2000-2002 and 2004 (Cohen 2002 Enserink 2004 Institute of Medicine 2004). 

When I came into the post I inherited an orgsinization with serious financial problems and a poor reputation with users and funders. At this point it would have been counterproductive to have spent money on upgrading the office space. The organization now had an excellent reputation and was financially stable and so the time for change was right. I set myself the following objectives ... 

A modern formulation of psychiatric disorders involves the integration of at least four key elements (1) genetic vulnerability to the expression of a disease (2) life event stressors that come that individual s way (divorce, financial problems, etc.) (3) the individual s personality, coping skills, and social support available from others ... 

Financial matters affect not only one s personal and family life but also one s workplace behavior. Brown (1979) reported that workers who experience financial problems negatively affect their employers. This is true regardless of occupation or level of income. Brown observed that the poor financial behaviors of employees often result in one or more counterproductive work behaviors (e.g., absenteeism or productivity loss from lack of focus). 

Despite the fact that man spends approximately one-third of his life asleep, the purpose of sleep still remains a mystery. The clinical importance of sleep is reflected in the frequency and severity of complaints about insomnia, a condition that signifies unsatisfactory or insufficient sleep. Problems may involve difficulty in getting to sleep, disturbing dreams, early wakening, and day-time drowsiness due to poor sleep at night. In most cases, these symptoms are fairly transient and may be associated with a specific or identifiable event such as a family or work situation, a temporary financial problem, etc. Should the sleep disturbance persist for longer than 3 weeks, specific treatment may be indicated. The Association... 

In September, 1974 less than four weeks after President Richard Nixon was driven out of office, Evelyn de Rothschild, Walter Hesselbach, and a handful of others conspired to bring down the Banque de Credit Internationale (1). The collapse caused a momentary panic on the international financial markets and more longterm financial problems for such people as Nixon and Michele Sindona, the Italian banker, whose poor judgment led them to place their money in the hands of IOS. Did this financial catastrophe spell the end of Permindex After all, BCI had been one of the centerpieces of the dirty money side of Major Bloomfield s assassination bureau. 

Regional centers have faced a number of challenges financial problems, lack of management expertise, lack of professionally trained con-... 

The sudden reduction in income, in addition to posing a major financial problem, caused Wrinch to reassess her direction. At this point in time, biological architecture had begun to fascinate her — the application of mathematical topological techniques to the interpretation of biological molecular structures. Wrinch herself commented ... 

Unscheduled request for payment by the CRO The CRO may be experiencing financial problems. 

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