This is a trait that is beyond greed.
It is a trait that is often underappreciated, coaches and athletic trainers say.
It is a trait that is gradually losing its evolutionary rationale.
A pit-bull ban is a generalization about a generalization about a trait that is not, in fact, general.
In the songs that don't gel, however, a trait that is both Travis's greatest flaw and its greatest asset is amplified: its ordinariness.
He is also predominantly left footed – a trait that is believed to have been made a priority by Guardiola and the sporting director, Txiki Begiristain.
Over this 140-year period, the age at which a woman had her first child — a trait that is highly heritable — fell to 22 years, from 26.
In downturns, companies that buck the trend tend to be the best defensive players, a trait that is admirable in a recession but that may have nothing to do with how well a company performs over the long term.
Since the 7-0 atrociny in the Hudson River Derby, the Frenchman has created an atmosphere of consistency and resilience amongst the squad, a trait that is often needed with new teams entering a 20-year-old league.
To the continued frustration of many Democratic leaders, she remains stubbornly cautious and averse to taking chances, a trait that is arguably not ideal for someone seeking a public office in New York.
A test on the former SAS sergeant Andy McNab revealed a severe lack of empathy and emotion – a trait that is prevalent in some of the best managers I have played under.
