The first few years of a marriage are rife with conflicts, but the emotional weather eventually changes, according to a new study by psychology researchers at UC Berkeley.
It is still too soon to say whether Luckin will succeed in a country rife with start-ups that burn through cash and go bankrupt overnight.
The luxury British label incinerated the equivalent of 81,000 of its signature plaid scarves, according to its latest annual accounts, in a practice said to be rife among fashion houses.
The kingdom's oil exports now mostly go to Asia but the volumes involved mean that any volatility will destabilise a market where speculation is rife.
Before A & P, Americans shopped at small-town stores that were "often run in a haphazard manner" and purchased their supplies from "a byzantine collection of jobbers and middle men that was rife with corruption", according to Paul Ellickson, an economics professor at Rochester university.
Drug sales are conducted through a byzantine network of some 13,500 distributors, with kickbacks to doctors rife.
Speculation is rife that he is also seriously considering other dramatic and unusual reform measures — including possibly abolishing income tax and replacing it with a banking transaction tax.
Speculation is rife that Amazon is soon to establish itself as a global shipping and logistics expert, in a move coined internally as project 'Dragon Boat'.
But not all handbags are rife with bacteria, with a bag's quality mainly dependent on the user.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are formidable, potent and rife with potential.
In the past 10 years, I've realized that our culture is rife with ideas that actually inhibit joy.
They see the changing climate as just another stress on top of a situation that was already rife with peril.
It tends to look less professional if it's rife with mistakes, which may mean your email won't be taken seriously.
