Herodotus understood, to a degree that seems exceptional for his time, that he was living in a globalised era.
"To a degree, it takes an exceptional individual to live out here in the wintertime," Mr. Scroxton said.
The district reflects a degree of Houston's exceptional diversity, and contains a few strongly liberal pockets, but culturally it is a white-conservative stronghold, the sort of place where longtime residents pride themselves on being "gracious".
Guided England to World Cup glory in 2003 as coach, helped to quite a degree by Johnson and an exceptional generation of English players.
The most ravishing and enterprising courtesans avoided the cycle of exploitation that trapped many women in the city's legalized brothels to become the consorts of politicians and aristocrats, achieving a degree of independence that was exceptional for women at the time.
The calcareous rocky slopes with chasmophytic vegetation Cystopterido fragilis-Asplenietum scolopendrii are considered as exceptional, with a degree of uncertainty in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.
Corneille also displayed exceptional attention to obtaining intellectual property rights over his plays, to a degree virtually unknown before.
One of the less controversial explanations is that becoming and remaining famous requires many of the same skills and qualities as running an entrepreneurial venture, including an exceptional degree of tenacity.
From Figure 2a, b, it can be seen that a high-density NW with an exceptional degree of material orientation perpendicular to the SiC substrate is achieved.
The people who are hired into construction management jobs are ultimately responsible for the entire project's success or failure, which requires not only a specialized degree, but also exceptional interpersonal communication and management skills.
