December 8 2015 December 9 201515 Loueke, a guitarist whose daring rhythmic imagination and world-music-enriched resources always set him apart from the numbingly virtuosic crowd, arrived on the scene with a notably flexible and versatile bass-and-drum team.
The oil spill might seem a completely man-made mess, the result of some careless drilling, but the nature of the enterprise — plumbing the ocean's resources, daring the dangers of the deep, risking lives to fill elemental needs — is unthinkable without taking the sea's powers and promise into account.
What's really needed are entrepreneurs and companies with daring, vision, and resources.
Six months after two armed men walked into Berta's home one evening and murdered her in cold blood, Honduras has become a no-go zone for anybody daring to protect natural resources such as land and water from powerful economic interests.
Buchan's contribution to this "dime novel" scenario was to create in his protagonist, Richard Hannay, an appealing antihero, both cool and brave, but also "pretty well disgusted with life" who, caught up in a high-octane international drama, has the resource, intelligence and daring to thwart a naked foreign attempt to drag Britain into war.
Another newspaper, the Whig, hailed Lee's victory as well, saying Lee "has amazed and confounded his detractors by the brilliancy of his genius, the fertility of his resources, his energy and daring".
Nearly a fifth of our rapidly ageing population is now over 65: we need these people with the initiative, daring – and most with the education and resources – to make the terrible journey.
Darío greatly enriched the musical resources of Spanish verse with the daring use of new rhythms and metres, creating an introspective, cosmopolitan, and aesthetically beautiful poetry.
But, Welles continued, he also "has stirring and positive qualities, is fertile in resources, has great energy" and "is brave and daring like all of his family" (his adoptive brother was Admiral David G. Farragut).
