Now the choice is between damaging success and VERY damaging failure.
The collateral damage of success on those terms would be vast.
Pain is the only certain collateral damage of success and, so close are the main players, that none of Murray, Djokovic, Federer or the absent Rafael Nadal would dare boast of victory before it had been consummated in an extended collision of wills.
"It's more damage than success".
Application of sublethal doses of this herbicide could avoid these damages, although success in increasing winter forage production would be less.
As the recent spat between Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore and England boss Hodgson showed, this is a debate which divides more than it unites, and ultimately the league will agree to nothing which damages the success of its competition.
It's increasingly visible that our workplace culture and conventional views of success damage people emotionally and physically, and harm productivity and innovation as well.
- Do you really believe prospective advisers volunteer information that would damage their sales success?
On the contrary: the lack of checks and balances is directly damaging the economic success that Mr Putin craves.
The SLAS has been largely forgotten in the debate; its stated aim is to ensure equality with the new rules for CFAs, which will limit solicitors from taking more than 25% of a claimant's damages as their success fee.
This reduces the liabilities of companies and their insurers if they unsuccessfully defend a claim, because it will force claimants to pay out of any awarded damages their lawyers' success fees and insurance policies that cover court costs.
