For example, what's better: a bolder claim in a shorter period of time, or a less bold claim but over many games or even seasons?
We as a culture appear to tolerate a Senator jiggling his leg in the airport men's room better then a bold, accomplished woman of 50 years of age.
"Getting Beyond Better" sets forth a bold new framework, demonstrating how and why meaningful change actually happens in the world and providing concrete lessons and a practical model for businesses, policymakers, civil society organizations, and individuals who seek to transform our world for good.
Even in 2014, in-person communication still trumps digital, offering professionals a much better chance at a bold, lasting impression.
I care deeply about finding a CEO who will add to this team, grow us, expand us, and make us better than before; a bold move and a fresh generation of leadership.
New Orleanians, with government and philanthropic partners, have advanced many reforms meant to make the city "better than before," including a bold charter school experiment, an overhaul of the region's health care delivery system, sweeping changes in criminal justice and a new inspector general's office that is rooting out waste and corruption.
He said the agency "badly needs a change in direction and philosophy" and that the primary goal should not be better enforcement but rather "a bold campaign to change the workplace culture of safety". He suggested requiring every employer to set up a program to reduce hazards, assigning workers and their unions a clear role in the process, and training the workers for such duties.
What better way, then, to make a bold statement of that worth by pulling in sponsors who are prepared to challenge the "market must decide" rhetoric by putting their money where their principles (and self-interest) are and offering equal prize money?
If an alternative model had a significantly better fit (bold), this model was subsequently compared against further reduced models.
