Widowed in her 50's, in an era when many women would have permanently repaired to the bridge table with a pitcher of martinis, Mrs. Astor decided to fundamentally change New York City with the inheritance left her by her third husband, Vincent Astor.
The location-based service has decided to fundamentally altered their app to allow you to check-in to not only their service, but also into Facebook's and even Foursquare's as well.
The voters will have to decide who is fundamentally more valuable: a star on a talented playoff team or a star who carries a lesser team by himself.
These design rules are the factors that, together with the engineering drawings and netlist, fundamentally decide the architecture of a chip.
Abortion is fundamentally a parenting decision: "Is it the right time, are there enough resources, can I be a parent at this time to this child?" The status of the fetus is one factor that goes into people's decisions about parenting, but fundamentally people decide based on what they know they can handle.
While this ruling was rightfully hailed by gay rights supporters, everyone knows that there is still a long road ahead until it reaches the Supreme Court, where the matter may be fundamentally decided.
In theory, seeking appraisal rights is a risky move – the judge could decide that Dell shares are, fundamentally, worth less than the the $13.75 each that Mr. Dell and the investment firm Silver Lake Partners are offering.
It certainly would lead beyond the scope of the present contribution to decide which of the two fundamentally different approaches is of greater benefit for research and for clinical practice.
In particular, Chinese family companies tend to put more faith in grey-haired westerners than in Chinese MBAs just out of business school.Grow, grow, growMore fundamentally, consultancies have to decide whether to grow organically or by acquisition.
Sarah Palin, who yesterday seemed to lament Mr. Perry's entry in the race, has more upside but fundamentally the same problem should she decide to run.
