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What are the positives and negatives of being single a person?
This list is based on the assumption that you are living with the other person if not single or living alone if single. Positives: You're schedule is yours to control. You don't have to share finances with another person. You're free to flirt with who you like without having to worry about a jealous boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse. More free time. Overall, you only have to worry about yourself. Not having to share a bed. Negatives: Sometimes you might feel lonely. You could feel out of place or like a 'third wheel' if you hang out with friends that are couples. You don't have someone who's there for you (friends can only do so much). No one to help you if you feel sick, or tired, etc. Coming home to an empty house (not usually a positive).
What are the negatives about Chicago?
It's cold and the traffic is so bad during rush hour that you want to kill yourself. Oh man, and I am not joking. Also, there's a lot of crime, depending on what part of the city you're living in.
Who published the Bible in living English?
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society published it in 1972. It continued to publish it at least through 1981.
What are standard of living statistics?
These statistics are those that have been reviewed by a group of individuals who gathered data that measures the standard life styles level of comfort in a society.
What is the purpose of a dependency ratio?
"A dependency ratio is the measure of the population of the people categorized as ""dependents"", these being people who are unable to cope living on their own without assistance. These people would include young children or elderly no longer capable or work. Keeping the statistic of this ratio up to date is important in raising concern or awareness of what society can supply to the current demand that a particular population needs. Certain countries for example have a high dependency ration, which is bad considering there are fewer citizens capable of working and providing for society."
What are the positives and negatives of Stalin's reign?
Equal living for everyone
What are the positives and the negatives living near Indonesian volcanos?
yeah the richer soil from the ash
What were the positive and negative results of industrialization?
positives- created jobs, the population was going up. Negatives- the living conditions were bad, cities were getting crowded, the city was noisy
What are some positives and negatives about Perth?
Positives about Perth include its beautiful beaches, sunny weather, and outdoor lifestyle. Negatives may include higher cost of living, limited job opportunities compared to larger cities, and isolation from the rest of Australia.
What are some positives and negatives of unemployment compensation?
Positives: There will be less crime as people receiving unemployment compensation of "welfare payments" will not have to resort to crime in order to survive. Their will be less homeless people on the streets Negatives: The economy will suffer. Resources will be misallocated and standard of living will decrease as the employed will have to pay for the unemployed (through taxes). The government would also have to pay as these payments would be paid to the unemployed regularly. There will be less incentive to work as you don't have to work in order to be paid and this will damage the labour force.
What would have been both positives and negatives of living in the gilded age?
What would have been both positives and negatives of living in the Gilded Age? POSITIVES of being in america: * freedom of religion, * freedom of oppression * better jobs * no famine * a better life * achieving your dreams * electricity * MONEY * GOLD * SILVER * rail road * Democracy Negatives; * corruption * depression * SEGREGATION * ** JIM CROW LAWS ** CHINESE EXCLUSION acts ** INEQUALITY ** POLL TAXES, ** LITERACY TESTS * GREAT CHICAGO FIRE * POOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT poor: * economy * sanitation * ** No ventilation, Windows sealed shut * women's rights * ** NO $ ** NO PROPERTY ** NO VOTE ** NO CONTRACTS * factory saftey * CONDITIONS * ** working ** *** low wages *** Long hours *** CHILD LABOR ** living ** *** NO PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT UNTILL LATER *** POOR DRINKING WATER *** OPEN DRAINS ** housing ** *** TENEMENT HOUSES, OVER CROWDED ** health ** *** disease *** **** SCARLET FEVER, TB, MEASLES, POLIO
What is a sentence for paunchy?
Years of poor diet and sedentary living have made me paunchy.
Why people like living in the city?
Personally I don't and why do people? No Idea. Its fulled with traffic, noise, lights... and too many people! I don't know why they like it but those are the negatives which isn't what I should be talking about. The positives are there are new people to meet, new places to go, many shops, and more!
What would the negatives be of living in a world composed entirely of food?
The negatives of living in a world composed entirely of food would be that infrastructure would be nearly impossible to achieve. This is just a fantasy concept created by fiction writers.
What are the positives and negatives of being single a person?
This list is based on the assumption that you are living with the other person if not single or living alone if single. Positives: You're schedule is yours to control. You don't have to share finances with another person. You're free to flirt with who you like without having to worry about a jealous boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse. More free time. Overall, you only have to worry about yourself. Not having to share a bed. Negatives: Sometimes you might feel lonely. You could feel out of place or like a 'third wheel' if you hang out with friends that are couples. You don't have someone who's there for you (friends can only do so much). No one to help you if you feel sick, or tired, etc. Coming home to an empty house (not usually a positive).
What is semi sedentary mean?
Semi-sedentary refers to a lifestyle or culture that involves a mix of sedentary (settled or stationary) and nomadic (moving or wandering) characteristics. Semi-sedentary societies may engage in some form of agriculture or settled living while also practicing aspects of a nomadic lifestyle, such as seasonal migrations.
Are the southern Indians nomadic or sedentary?
Southern Indians were mainly sedentary, living in villages or settlements. However, some groups, such as the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Seminole, practiced seasonal migration and had a semi-nomadic lifestyle.
