The alleged scheme was coordinated and well resourced, Strach said.
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These actors are well-resourced financially and in asymmetric military capabilities.
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The best New Year's resolutions are those that are well resourced.
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But FireEye says APT37 isn't necessarily any less skillful or well-resourced.
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You're absolutely right: Many of these are well-connected and well-resourced parents.
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Well-resourced diplomatic efforts must ensure high levels of cooperation on the international level.
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By contrast, Australia has low online shopping penetration and lack of well-resourced rivals.
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We want to see policy teams that are well resourced to have differing perspectives.
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Only a well-resourced party like the NSA could deploy such a grandiose surveillance program.
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It also means putting in place well-resourced efforts to recruit and train female candidates.
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ROB JOYCE: I think Internet-connected information is really vulnerable to that well-resourced dedicated adversary.
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And, a well-resourced, optimally organized, and prioritized military has the greatest impact on troop morale.
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Guidance counselors, typically assigned hundreds (sometimes thousands) of students, can't replace an informed, well-resourced parent.
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As my wife says, everyone has access, so they should be safe, clean, well-funded, well-resourced.
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A well-resourced OTA would strike the right balance between controlling costs today and spurring innovation tomorrow.
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P.S. 28 was that rare example of a well-resourced segregated school, and these parents knew it.
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The researchers believe the group is well-resourced, capable of operating multiple operations at the same time.
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That's a problem because not all local health departments are well resourced to deal with the threat.
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For larger, well-resourced corporations like Lenovo, this can mean purchasing strong patent portfolios when they become available.
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Since such unknown security problems are not cheap to research, this suggests the group is fairly well resourced.
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I'm committed to overseeing its progress and making sure that it is a well-resourced, cross-company effort.
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They are concerned even well-resourced schools cannot absorb the need to hire staff and train existing employees.
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How are New York City's museums — among the world's most influential and well-resourced — contributing to these efforts?
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Mr. Guzmán, with the weight of Mexico's most powerful drug cartel behind him, was a particularly well-resourced fugitive.
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It is also of course having to compete technically with the very well-resourced and smoothly operating WhatsApp behemoth.
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They face highly motivated, well-resourced "union avoidance firms" that deploy any means possible to prevent workers from organizing.
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"There are some states with very well-resourced, well-equipped health systems, and others which are weaker," Swaminathan said.
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But to be sustainable, they must also be well resourced, with a clear process that is consistently and transparently applied.
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Mitigating these harms does not require putting people in prison; what we need are thoughtful, well-resourced public health strategies.
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When a rogue superpower goes to work, even a company as clever and well-resourced as Facebook is going to struggle.
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For this reason, a professionalized, well-resourced operator would be needed for any effective post-collection analysis of the stolen data.
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Despite being at a well-resourced institution, I already face difficulty keeping up with the daily demands of my current patients.
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They built fictitious personas, Facebook (FB) said, and were well-resourced, spending more than $100,000 on ads on Facebook and Instagram.
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"The Defiant Ones" feels impressively lush and well-resourced — superstars like Mr. Springsteen and Eminem show up and tell long stories.
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His own county, King County, includes parts of Seattle that are wealthy and well-resourced, home to companies like Starbucks and Amazon.
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Consequently, people who turn out to be highly dangerous frequently slip off the radar of even Britain's relatively well-resourced security services.
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Respondents included 7,804 students across 12 states, from "under-resourced" schools in Los Angeles to "well-resourced" schools in the Minneapolis suburbs.
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"The tobacco industry has a long history of systemic, aggressive, sustained and well-resourced opposition to tobacco control measures," the report said.
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She criticised the gaming industry's relationship with the Liberals, saying their election campaign was the "most well-resourced" in Tasmania's election history.
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Even the well-resourced school requires JJ to use a rear service entrance, which the staff insists is not a garbage ramp.
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While many incumbents have well-resourced legal and compliance departments, agile data governance goes beyond the "risk mitigation" missions of those functions.
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The bottom line: "Cybersecurity basics are being missed or insufficiently deployed even among very large, mature, and well-resourced organizations," Rapid7 concluded.
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Shadow was put into a race that engineers at the most well-resourced tech giants, like Google, said could not be won.
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To ready ourselves now, we need well-resourced STD programs around the country to track, treat, and prevent these potentially dangerous infections.
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"We should anticipate the emergence of literally thousands of well-resourced SCIOs," says Barry Naughton at the University of California in San Diego.
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AWS is the premier service for your application hosting needs, and we want to make sure our community is well-resourced to build.
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A well-resourced Congress may be the one thing standing in the way of a Trump administration doing whatever the heck it wants.
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Moreover, consumers who want a wider product range in a shop are choosing well-resourced global rivals like H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB (HMb.ST).
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Moscow refused to pay up, sending Yukos's well-resourced former owners into a hunt to seize assets—and creating a headache for the Kremlin.
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A well-resourced energy research agenda would underpin this framework by enabling breakthroughs that allow actors throughout the economy to move farther and faster.
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Mr. Blumenthal said he was surprised to learn that some of the most well-resourced companies, including Amazon, had not adopted even basic countermeasures.
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The novel coronavirus has upended the global economy and created broad chaos in the business world, even for tech's most adaptable, well-resourced giants.
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Confronting such challenges requires not just a military that is second to none, but also well-resourced, effective and empowered diplomats and aid workers.
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The constellation of problems in Syria and Iraq would test the most capable and well-resourced government, and there are precious few in sight.
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A facility, very well-equipped, very well-resourced, nevertheless overwhelmed by the virtue of just the sheer numbers of people that we are seeing.
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But so too are multiple, powerful, well resourced adtech players incentivized to push to avoid any political disruption to their lucrative people-targeting business models.
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Instead, his thesis is that a properly operated and well-resourced bus system is much more efficient from a coverage, cost, space, and equality perspective.
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A vigorous, well-resourced diplomatic initiative with strong political backing could shift the gears of U.S. policy and drive the conflict to a negotiated conclusion.
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The United States is one of the most prosperous nations on earth, and in many wealthy neighborhoods our public schools are excellent and well-resourced.
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To support that release, we need rigorous and well-resourced pretrial services agencies whose sole task is ensuring that the accused show up in court.
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Of course, the security response must be robust, well resourced and relentless, but we mustn't imagine that our security services alone can deal with this.
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It is, of course, possible that the well-resourced politics that has blocked everything else so far will be able to block the GND's initiatives, too.
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That makes the supply chain, with its often far-flung production sites, a logical target for well-resourced hackers looking for a foothold into a facility.
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Hard graft and the unflinching support of a well-resourced program were the more plausible factors in their success, the Koreans all said in different ways.
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By proactively and continuously testing our digital systems with attack attempts that mimic a determined and well-resourced hacker, we can protect ourselves from continued threats.
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America's well-resourced colleges practicing legacy admissions should allocate greater resources to need-based financial aid, and recruit and admit those talented students who need it.
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Meanwhile less well resourced public sector research efforts — which would be motivated to share any gleaned health insights more broadly — are left to labour in the rear.
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By November 2016, the FBI issued a warning that "well-resourced and organized malicious cyber actors have intentions to target the US financial sector" using this approach.
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Army General Joseph Votel told the Senate Armed Services Committee he would seek to ensure a coherent and well-resourced strategy to go after Islamic State strongholds.
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Multiple, well resourced market-specific Facebooks staffed locally so they can pro-actively spot problems and manage their communities would not be the same business at all.
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Outside of Google's own Pixel line and a handful of well-resourced manufacturers, security updates are slow to hit Android devices under even the best of circumstances.
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As a result, motivated and well-resourced attackers who are beyond law enforcement's reach will forge ahead, evolving and innovating to continue their attacks in new ways.
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"The attribution of any attack is very uncertain and fuzzy, but this was apparently a well resourced attack," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters in New York.
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"The attribution of any attack is very uncertain and fuzzy, but this was apparently a well resourced attack," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters in New York.
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What hurts me, and many more Eritreans, is that none of this is hard to understand for a competent and well-resourced body like the Nobel Committee.
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War crimes and the brutal repression of Iran's citizens — including its women, ethnic and religious minorities, and human rights advocates — will now be financially well-resourced and emboldened.
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The follow on conclusion is then that only a well-resourced giant like Facebook has the resources to maintain and serve this different tech up to the masses.
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Even well-resourced schools have found that they can't keep up with rising demand, notes Laura Horne of the DC-based college mental health advocacy group Active Minds.
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But also — for a bus travel specialist like Busbud — opportunities to grow via partnerships with other well-resourced players that have a different or multi-modal transport focus.
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We need to rise up and demand from our politicians an educational system built on a foundation of sufficient, well-resourced, sustainable neighborhood public schools for all children.
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Is the Trump administration well-resourced enough to become more deeply engaged with multiple countries in Asia on regional security, economic growth, human rights, and peaceful dispute resolution?
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Germany's administrative state - efficient, just, and well-resourced - became a shining example of what a properly governed democracy could achieve in terms of human comfort and educational attainment.
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Well-resourced competitors like Waymo, Cruise and Argo AI could mount a challenge with their own robotaxi services, but that will be enormously expensive and unlikely to succeed.
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In one district, a grassroots plan to reserve 25 percent of seats in every middle school for struggling students has angered the parents of high-performing, well-resourced children.
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Attacks like this are so sophisticated and expensive experts say, that they're typically only used against individuals in the crosshairs of government intelligence agencies and other well-resourced entities.
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But turning a cool feature into a social platform in a digital world dominated by so many well resourced social giants is a task that would have Sisyphus sweating.
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The housing development, real estate and banking industries complied with federal requirements, effectively relegating blacks to segregated communities and blocking them from quality housing in well-resourced suburban neighborhoods.
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Yet, recent studies show that diverse well-resourced districts such as District 65 in Evanston, Ill continue to promote and serve white students best regardless of socio-economic background.
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Yes, America was the main contributor to the Cold War effort (we are, after all, well-resourced and heavily populated) but it was not something we could have done alone.
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Putting two acts of hostility and two ambitious and well-resourced rivals together equals, to my mind, likely competition for YouTube with whatever cloud gaming offerings Amazon and Microsoft produce.
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"The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police has said that the Met is well-resourced, and they are, and that they have very powerful counterterrorism capabilities and they do," May said.
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Her campaign is well-resourced—she has so far spent $52m on television advertising, while Mr Trump has spent nothing—well-organised and, in the primaries, roused ambivalent voters effectively.
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Imagine a company that well-resourced, and with highly skilled employees, and a well-established set of record keeping and databases, and it took years to understand its own purchasing patterns!
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We've never really had a well-resourced immigrant integration program, and families have had an extraordinarily important role in supporting their own and helping their own to integrate and move ahead.
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Because if cash-rich Apple's okay with promoting a universal default (that isn't), think of all the less well resourced technology firms chasing scale for other single-sized, ill-fitting solutions.
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" Smith feels lucky — through a state integration program, she has spent her entire education in well-resourced, mostly white schools in the suburbs, giving her "the biggest impact of my life.
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Since Buddhist-majority Sri Lanka won a 20193-year conflict against mostly Hindu ethnic Tamil separatists, a well-resourced military has failed to adapt to shifting security threats, the sources said.
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"Journalists, human rights defenders, environment campaigners and civil society activists working on any number of sensitive issues can quickly find themselves targeted by well-resourced and highly capable adversaries," said Lyons.
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Even at the bleeding age of 3D graphics, well-resourced, professional special effects and video game artists still struggle to emulate the human face without running into the uncanny valley problem.
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But close competition from a well-resourced, local Internet giant in a core strategic market where BlaBlaCar has focused for growth likely meant this acquisition was probably only a matter of time.
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Human weakness Both the Area 1 report and the latest DOJ indictments show that for well-resourced hackers like those working for state-sponsored groups, cyber espionage can sometimes be absurdly simple.
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Free market enthusiasts should actually insist on well-resourced regulators that can attract and retain the best talent, invest in technology, and employ both to provide effective oversight and well considered implementation.
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The statute thus empowers the largest firms which pose the biggest risks to bargain with the Fed for laxer standards with the threat of a well-resourced litigation challenge in the background.
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For a person who is incredibly on-the-ball, well-resourced, stable, and savvy, it will take 14 to 15 months after arriving in the United States before they're able to legally work.
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The Democrats had an array of tech-savvy campaign veterans who were adept at data mining and digital organizing, and had overseen the creation of a handful of well-resourced digital consulting firms.
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Elizabeth Warren mentions when making her case for breakup — then we also need to acknowledge that these influence campaigns are often sophisticated, cross-platform operations that require well-resourced, expert and coordinated responses.
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While local competitors across the region continued to battle Uber outside of Mexico, few were willing to take the risk of trying to undercut the well-resourced U.S. company in Mexico — including 99.
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Silicon Valley tech titans have long taken close notice of the rising industry and are devoting increasing money and resources to understanding and, they hope, beating the well-resourced adversaries and their government customers.
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"This lack of transparency can result in very surprising decisions, especially when you have a foreign party seeking recovery from a well-resourced and well-connected local party," Sullivan told Reuters in an email.
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Why this matters: Their backing comes as some news organizations shy away from writing about a powerful or well-resourced person out of fear of a lawsuit — which some have called the Gawker Effect.
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It's possible for skilled, well-resourced hackers anywhere in the world to get the information you want, and if you have the right political persona you can maybe get away with egging them on.
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"Every community needs to be on guard, alert and realize that the Russians are a very well-resourced and capable bad actor that are again trying to interfere with our elections," he said. Sen.
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To do this successfully, pretrial service programs need to be well-staffed and well-resourced, with the focus always on helping people make their court dates and not on burdening them with unnecessary requirements.
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For well-resourced CLO managers, they might subscribe ESG data from several providers such as MSCI and Sustainalytics instead of doing by themselves, but still the data is limited in the leveraged loan market.
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Just four months into President Trump's tenure, he faces the prospect that an aggressive, high-powered and well-resourced inquiry into any connections with Russia could become a near permanent fixture of his presidency.
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I will not let the scare tactics of well-resourced "grassroots" organizations prevent me from doing what I think is right and what I think is best for the people of Florida's 17th District.
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"Journalists, human rights defenders, environment campaigners and civil society activists working on any number of sensitive issues can quickly find themselves targeted by well-resourced and highly capable adversaries," said Ford Lyons in a statement.
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The latest dump appears to show that the NSA has penetrated deep into the finance infrastructure of the Middle East—a revelation that could create new scandals for the world's most well-resourced spy agency.
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Unlike company-versus-company cases, which tend to involve well-resourced and heavily lawyered corporate actors who come into arbitration on an even playing field, consumer and employment agreements normally aren't the product of negotiation.
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While the hackers who breached the DNC campaign were well-resourced and probably backed by a nation-state, the attack could've most likely been prevented if the campaign had set better security practices in place.
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Top construction companies are pricing out ethical practice down their supply chains, and shifting responsibility to spot labor abuses onto their less well-resourced suppliers, found a report by Britain's Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
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Andrew Yang's shoestring campaign staff has multiplied along with his fundraising, giving the unconventional businessman the trappings of a conventional, well-resourced presidential campaign in the months before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
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"The scale of the operation, its tradecraft, and its obsession with secrecy, indicate that it was run by a persistent, sophisticated, and well-resourced organization, possibly an intelligence agency," DFR Lab said in its report.
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But wider concerns about how Facebook's ad platform operates have now been handed over to the Irish DPC to investigate — a far smaller, less well resourced watchdog than the ICO; the largest such agency in Europe.
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Walker doesn't believe that ridesharing will be the future of mass transit, and instead posits that a properly managed and well-resourced bus system is much more efficient from a cost, coverage, space and equality perspective.
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Bannon's supporters say rank-and-file Republican voters are more likely to blame McConnell, not Bannon, for the loss in Alabama, arguing that McConnell and his well-resourced Senate Leadership Fund did nothing to help Moore.
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Mahjoubi repeated the sentiment of many officials who said Twitter was lagging behind the other big tech companies on moderation, which he conceded may be partly because it is not as well resourced as Facebook and Google.
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A forthcoming book by Cynthia Taines, as well as a recent initiative between students in Philadelphia and Methacton, Pennsylvania, shows what happens when students from under-resourced schools visit well-resourced schools just a few miles away.
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Ms. Madonsela was, he said, the embodiment of impoverished ordinary people who do not have access to justice, "a biblical David" who represented the public against "the most powerful and very well-resourced Goliath" of official corruption.
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Yet five months into Mr. Trump's tenure, the well-resourced Pentagon, which is on track to receive a large budget increase this year, is calling the shots — not the State Department, which Mr. Trump's budget would decimate.
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Billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer is a Gillum fan, however, and between that and being the Sanders wing of the party's best shot at electing a governor, he should be able to run a well-resourced campaign.
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Add in the fact that companies haven't really had a ton of time to see people's VR content absorption patterns and it becomes even more crucial that well-resourced companies entering the space get started early and experiment.
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So how to conduct responsible training of machine learning models presents something of an existential challenge for AI and healthcare startup initiatives — and one which has already opened up operational pitfalls for some very well resourced tech giants.
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With well-resourced criminal syndicates determined to harvest the rhinos for their horns, that fetch more than gold, diamonds or cocaine on the black market, conservationists are under pressure to find solutions before the charismatic creatures disappear forever.
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"With winter approaching, we call for a speedy and well-resourced emergency response that prioritizes the most vulnerable and at risk -- children, older people, people with disabilities, women and homeless people," the UN experts said in their statement.
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But the fact that DREAMers have had so much power in shaping the message of the immigrant rights movement gets to the other reason they're so politically compelling: They are a well-resourced and well-organized interest group.
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Second, Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham is likely receiving support from the Turkish government, an indication that the group is well-resourced and could secure sanctuary in Turkey if it is pushed out of Idlib by the Assad regime.
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The main motivation is seemingly to avoid conflict with well-resourced environmental groups opposed to fossil fuels, as well as farmers, who have concerns about the potential impact of fracking on water tables and on the availability of farmland.
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But if we do have a big (IS) community (that's) well-resourced, able to carry out exercises like this, it's easy to see that – whereas before they committed acts in Paris – other European cities would be just as vulnerable.
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But what users might not know is that messages encrypted using PGP leak a wealth of data about their senders and recipients, possibly allowing a well-resourced attack to map out who a target is sending secret messages to.
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I can tell you from my vantage on YouTube is if you look at all the people who are getting into video and big, well-resourced companies all getting into online video, this seems like an incredibly competitive time.
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To have any hope of bringing benefits to Haiti, the mining industry would require strong regulations, competent and well-resourced government agencies to enforce them, meaningful dialogue with affected communities, and access to effective complaint mechanisms when problems arise.
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Far from being the illegitimate boondoggle that critics want to make it out to be, the 2020 census is shaping up to be a well-resourced one asking questions that cut to the heart of what it means to be American.
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But one thing that is clear to experts like Alperovitch is that government-backed hackers are well-staffed and well-resourced, using very particular software, break-in tactics and cover-up techniques that act as a signature of each group.
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And in an already saturated market with well-resourced new entrants, generating enough new users (let alone keeping existing ones) to offset a rate cut and maintain even a steady Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) seems like a pretty tall task.
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"It's a huge warning signal as Cape Town is a well resourced city... Yet they're still now going to be first city in the world that runs out of water completely, just because of the severity of climate impacts," said Watts.
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The inadequacy of their analyses illustrate why well-resourced, team-based institutions with a strong culture of attention to detail like the Congressional Budget Office, the GAO, the Joint Tax Committee Staff or the Tax Policy Center are so important.
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This new, vocal engagement on gun violence may help Democrats win seats in Congress, and it may help usher Clinton into the White House — especially given the emergence of an engaged, passionate and increasingly well-resourced gun-violence-prevention movement.
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With no fees to pay, that money would be freed to fund enrichments: painting lessons, private tutoring, investments, trips to rescue orphans and pandas, and other things with which well-resourced people set the groundwork for an upward-spiralling bourgeois life.
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The report's limited results are a reminder that it can be extremely challenging to reconstruct the activities of a determined, well-resourced hacker, said Kenneth White, a security engineer and former adviser to the Defense Department and Department of Homeland Security.
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Iran has been suffering under crippling economic sanctions imposed by the U.S. since it withdrew from the nuclear arms deal in May 2018, so it will have little appetite for a costly war with a powerful and well-resourced U.S. military.
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We need strong, well-resourced local departments that can be eyes and ears on the street, and we need local police officers to literally be in the room, sharing information horizontally and vertically with the FBI, ATF, DEA and the U.S. Marshals.
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David Franklin, a lawyer representing Illinois, argued that it's in his state's "interest" to work with a public-sector union "that's well-resourced enough that it can be a partner with us in the process of not only contract negotiation—" Kennedy interrupted.
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"Even a well-resourced presidential campaign has a hard time communicating at the level you need to in all these Super Tuesday states," said Jed Ober, a top delegate counter in Clinton's 2016 operation who now serves as chief of staff to Rep.
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When news of the impending quarantine in the north leaked Saturday, thousands of people fled the red-zoned areas, raising fears of fresh outbreaks in the south of the country, where the healthcare system is not as well resourced as the wealthy north.
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"I think that the political dynamics here are similar to Washington in the sense that you're going to have very, very vehement and well-resourced industry opposition to anything that includes a government role in what are otherwise private commercial negotiations," he added.
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This was, after all, the well-resourced HR department of a FTSE 100 company; that they can brazenly display such ignorance—not to mention intolerance—and get away with it doesn't bode well for people living with HIV who work in much smaller businesses.
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"This lack of transparency can result in very surprising decisions, especially when you have a foreign party seeking recovery from a well-resourced and well-connected local party," Bill Sullivan, senior foreign counsel at Indonesian law firm Christian Teo & Partners, told Reuters in an email.
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"We're looking at nation-state actors, who are very well resourced, very well motivated, and I think we have to look at all aspects of security and how we're securing all of that sensitive data whether it be your [personally identifiable information] or your vote," she continued.
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"Journalists, human rights defenders, environment campaigners and civil society activists working on any number of sensitive issues can quickly find themselves targeted by well-resourced and highly capable adversaries," said Andrew Ford Lyons, a technologist at Internews, a nonprofit organization that focuses on international media issues.
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For a little comparative context, WhatsApp's Google Play Android app is listed as having garnered between 1BN and 5BN downloads at this point — so Wire is evidently lagging far behind the mobile messaging category behemoth, albeit it's a lot younger and less well resourced than its Facebook-owned rival.
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Given that any EU-UK trade deal would likely be based on a series of compromises across all sectors, like fishing rights and autos, a divided but well resourced financial sector may give Britain's finance ministry less incentive to push for equivalence-based access to EU capital markets.
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Spurious attacks on the court by self-serving government officials investigated and indicted for committing atrocity crimes who are trying to elude justice, and dissemination of falsehoods and distortions about the ICC by their well-resourced and highly paid public relations professionals, are what smell like a skunk.
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Amex Platinum card benefitsThanks to perks like access to airport lounges, credits to cover airline fees, and a well-resourced concierge and travel service, the Amex Platinum offers cardholders exceptional value — I've previously written about how I got more than $2,000 worth of value in my first year having the card.
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Those ingredients, Banfield said, included the completion of the Party Congress, the "sound macro fundamentals" of the economy, China's push to take a more central role in global affairs, financially well-resourced private sector and state-owned companies and a set of newly implemented rules and guidelines for vetting outbound deals.
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And while well-resourced tech giants may be able to factor in even very meaty financial penalties, as just a cost of doing a very lucrative business, data-focused business models could be far more precarious if processors can suddenly be slapped with an order to limit or even cease processing data.
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"A company as large, well-resourced and established as Carphone Warehouse should have been actively assessing its data security systems, and ensuring systems were robust and not vulnerable to such attacks," Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said in a statement, adding that the fine was one of the biggest that the ICO had issued.
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So, then to lead to your direct question, then, regarding how we-, how prepared are we, we have national finances that are balanced, we have a far more diverse economy, and we have an independent and very well-resourced central bank, that has made huge progress, in making our banks more resilient.
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Far Cry 5's premise is potent enough: For years, Hope County has been slowly coming under control of the Project at Eden's Gate, a well resourced cult that is preparing for the end of the world by buying up local businesses, building up a sizable militia, and converting the county's residents through a cocktail of schlock-y Hollywood brainwashing techniques.
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This is the difficulty of finding partners, particularly in rural regions but even in some well-resourced areas like Sacramento: The options can be so scarce that pros and cons have to be worked around, with providers left hoping that someone or something else — like, say, a federal infusion of funding — will help finally solve the underlying problems that lead to too few addiction treatment providers.
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While Indianapolis isn't the first city that comes to mind when thinking about major tech hubs, the 2013 sale of local software startup ExactTarget to Salesforce for $2.5 billion dollars helped to set the city on a trajectory of a well-resourced startup and investment culture—a boon Jones says has struggled to onboard women, people of color, and LGBTQ talent into its pipeline.
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"We think of the US as one of the most well-resourced places in the world when it comes to health care, but it just goes to show that when there's sort of widespread panic, normal supplies can be depleted fairly quickly," says Cedric Dark, an emergency room physician at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, which is preparing for a surge in patients.
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Calling this a "starter job" reveals a presumption of privilege that bears no relationship to the reality of most college graduates who do not have well-resourced parents with money to supplement their income, and who do not have the luxury of taking a job that will offer a wage dwarfed by the enormous debt they've incurred getting the education most of their parents got either almost or totally free of charge.
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