The executives were stunned by how deeply Apple was willing to reach into the global supply chain to secure innovative materials for the iPad and, once it did, to corner the market on those supplies.
By now it is clear that Mr. Putin plans to take his time, insisting that Mr. Bush first reveal how deeply he is willing to cut American nuclear forces.
"You must understand how much money you have access to today and how deeply you are willing to dip into it if you stop earning entirely," says Steve Langerud, director of professional opportunities and an alumni coach at DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind.
Republicans remain eager to cut spending, but the GOP's defense hawks and budget hawks are split over how deeply they are willing to tap accounts related to national security.
For one thing, it may not be realistic to expect that people will be willing to abstract from the values they care deeply about during the course of a global dialogue on human rights.
It may be a matter of how far these (deeply religious) justices are willing to take it.
With house prices still falling, credit deterioration spreading and derivatives markets deeply unsettled, is anyone willing to bet that Bear Stearns is the last of the $2 sales?
Moss is drawn to intelligent oddballs, characters who are deeply moral, ambitious, and willing to be perceived as uptight or difficult in order to get what they want.
As Radcliffe admitted earlier this month, the suggestion in some of the more reactionary areas of the media after her Athens meltdown that she was a "quitter" hurt her more deeply than she was willing to own at the time.
It is too soon to say how far either side in the deeply divided Congress is willing to bend, and the hearing before the Senate committee, which is not as sharply partisan as the full Senate, offered few clues.
