Would they push one another to excellence, or would they suppress themselves in a morass of togetherness?
Frank Young, a laconic Sixth District detective sergeant who shuttled people to the Convention Center on the night of the flood, pointed to the slogan on the fender of a patrol car on loan to the N.O.P.D. from another city — "Excellence in Policing" — and said, "Obviously not ours".
Ocean Financial Centre: Another 2013 Excellence Award winner, Ocean Financial Centre's vertical garden covers 2,125 square meters and uses 51,000 potted plants to create a pixelated effect.
People admire each other and a person may feel uncomfortable or envious if another's excellence in an area is making him or her look inadequate in the competition for wealth, respect and love.
Public speaking is another excellent way to recruit new clients and to earn a reputation for excellence in your community.
Some tweaks occurred this year, including the addition of another general-excellence category and a recalibration of the circulation ranges.
His family last night displayed trophies he had received, including one for Most Improved Student for 2002 and another for Excellence-Math for 2002 and 2003.
Soho is now fast becoming yet another centre of excellence in the emptying of wallets.
Singapore, already near the top of most educational league tables, has created yet another centre of excellence that is beginning to attract foreign visitors.Singapore is important to any study of government just now, both in the West and in Asia.
For example, one spokesman said his bank's fast-growing India support operations are not an outsourcing facility, but a "center of excellence"; another argued that large cost cuts at his bank's New York and London headquarters were really "re-engineering" so the bank should not be included in such an article.
