What captivates these reformers is the notion that competition, battle, struggle is the law of nature.
A week full of plot twists and turns saved its most startling surprise for today when Gentlemen, racing without Silver Charm and seemingly without competition, struggled home last behind three undistinguished long shots in the $1 million Santa Anita Handicap.
Few could check another tear as Martine Wright, who lost her legs in the 7/7 atrocities and went on to represent her country in the sitting volleyball competition, struggled to hold back her own emotion during an interview conducted by the retired Olympic runner Iwan Thomas.
In fact, one of Dropbox's biggest competitive advantages is that the product works in such a seamless way that the competition struggles to emulate it.
This is because, by and large, genes in a given human organism share a 'common fate' they do not behave as though they were in direct competition, struggling for representation in future generations.
With the right preparation, adopting predictive will pay off as the rest of the competition struggles to catch up.
Sam has earned medals in dance competitions; struggling to teach Willie to follow his example, he moves with with fluid ease and confidence.
It was undisciplined and, worse, unearned, since, while men are born masculine, they must achieve virility through competition and struggle.
In a recent essay, Ms. Li wrote: "All men in contemporary society are engaged in a competition, a struggle, for power, money and women.
In reviewing a proposed merger, legal experts say, regulators weigh the likely impact on competition and struggle with tricky technical matters like defining the relevant market to measure.
