It has become clear that tendering services to the cheapest provider is a cause of inefficiency, which sometimes, or even frequently, leads to more complications and higher costs.
It's clear from her tender yet tough-minded first book, "You Know When the Men Are Gone," that she knows this world very well.
Furay, already established as a writer of tender, clear-voiced ballads, added to these a series of exuberant, fast-paced songs that became Poco signature pieces.
One of the characters in this tender, clear-eyed and humorous novel remarks of the years before 1914 that "there were still happy endings in those days".
It's tender, clear-sighted and gloriously, mordantly funny; a rousing salute to the sort of noble failure most other film-makers wouldn't touch with a bargepole.
The film is a tender, clear-sighted salute to unsung heroes and also-rans although, crucially, Isaac's sombre, scratchy performance never asks for sympathy.
January 29 2014 May 4 201414 Hired to photograph Parisian neighborhoods before they were torn down to accommodate Baron Haussmann's grand new boulevards in the eighteen-sixties and -seventies, Marville documented the city in transition with images that are at once clear-eyed and tender.
His angry denunciation of the roles reserved for women in the traditional culture of modern Japan blends with his tender, clear-eyed view of the characters, whether predators or victims: here, as in the films of Jean Renoir, everyone has their reasons, but, for Mizoguchi, the suffering leaves little room for irony or comedy.
Multiple café au lait patches and non-tender, clear-cut, soft subcutaneous nodules were found on the boy's father upon examination (Figs. 5 and 6).
Here, a bowl of thick tomato soup flavored with ginger, garlic and coriander is $3; a bowl of kozhi rasam — clear broth studded with tender chicken and sparked with black pepper, coriander and cumin — is $4. "I wish I had a cold," said a dining companion, and I understood what she meant.
