It was a wild era in which a few sharp individuals made fortunes, gathering enough shares to control companies.
Cyclocross relies on sharp individual skills and crazy fans for whom it's more a religion than a sport.
The training leads to sharp individual neuronal reactions, neurons become specific to one pattern.
In contrast to the popular image of the MBA as a sharp-suited individual overly focused on strategy and numbers at the expense of the human aspect, she decided to take an MBA course after a period working with a not-for-profit organisation in East Africa.
Though Colbert's a more mannerly presence than Letterman, he's still a sharp and cerebral individual, not Silly Putty for his guests to imprint themselves upon.
The epidemiological profile observed in this cluster showed a curve where HCV prevalence was low and constant for young individuals followed by a sharp rise for older individuals, indicative of a cohort effect 11 (Fig. 3B).
And Suárez, his confidence burning high after a move last season to Liverpool, was arguably the sharpest individual at this Copa.
The strenuous struggle social Darwinism envisages might select for something, but the most likely traits are a tendency to take whatever steps are necessary to achieve a foreseeable end, a sharp focus on narrowly individual goals and a corresponding disregard for others.
To make the pizza scrolls, get a sharp knife and slice individual portions, approx. 2cm thick.
In response to charges that she is a hatemonger, she insists that she draws a sharp line between calling individuals "deviant," which she denies doing, and calling their practices "deviant".
BACKGROUND: A substantial percentage (10%-15 10%-15IV-infected individuals experience a sharp decline in CD4μ T-cell counts and progress to AIDS quickly after primary infection.
