Riding to hounds and constant winners in local events, the three sisters were often appointed judges at local gymkhanas while still in their teens.
RACHEL WEISZ 2006 best supporting actress winner, "The Constant Gardener" I was eight months pregnant, so a lot of my memory was centering around — well, needing to [urinate] actually often, and you know, the thing, the fear that you have that you're going to be in the can when your name is called.
In the long run, the unavoidable outcome is that network effects and the consequential pricing power of the one or two winners puts constant pressure on everyone else.
If Basra is complete chaos and anarchy, a true Hobbesian state of "all against all," with no clear winners and constant fighting in the streets -- then it benefits the Republican argument.
The new Broadway revival of Harold Pinter's marital drama "Betrayal," starring Daniel Craig (the current James Bond) and his real-life wife, Oscar winner Rachel Weisz ("The Constant Gardener"), set a box-office record at the Barrymore Theater last week for its first week of performances, a spokesman for the production said on Monday.
(C ) Although we detect a strong negative correlation between eQTL effect size and eQTL minor allele frequency, in support of pervasive selection against alleles with large effects on gene expression levels, this correlation also appears when simulating constant eQTL effect sizes, suggesting winner's curse effects.
Still, while IndyCar and Nascar racing in the United States and other series elsewhere have constant overtaking and many race winners each season, there was a belief that Formula One should always remain a hierarchical series where the rewards of victory went only to the most clever, best organized, and, above all, richest teams.
Healthcare is played like a win-lose scenario, a game where there is an invariable winner (Washington) and a constant loser - us (We The Patients).
