When, about five years ago, Allen finally decided to make music in earnest, her strategy was not so different from that of other musicians.
But what Salita lacks in star power, people say he makes up for with his earnest style and strategy.
Mr. Earnest said the strategy had successfully planted "the image of a gridlocked, dysfunctional Congress and a president who is leaving no stone unturned to try to find solutions to the difficult financial challenges and economic challenges facing the country".
Against this backdrop, international and cross-disciplinary collaboration appears to be taking root in earnest, although specific strategies still need defining.
McCain gave both earnest indictments of the strategy and exasperated quips.
Today, the company is kicking off a new digital strategy in earnest with the launch of its AudioEngine.
What helps lift her out of the dumps is a local television program that offers lessons in Weiqi, a Chinese variation of chess, whose strategies the earnest young instructor Master Sun Zhan (Geng Le) insists can be applied to life situations.
The shift in investment strategy began in earnest shortly after Pimco hired Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve chairman, as an adviser last year.
The Bush campaign's strategy began in earnest last week, with its first confrontational advertisement, asserting that Mr. Kerry would raise taxes significantly and weaken the Patriot Act, "used to arrest terrorists and protect America".
Microsoft's cloud strategy began in earnest one afternoon in June 2006, when the newly landed Ozzie met with Amitabh Srivastava, a senior researcher for Microsoft.
As you know, I am an earnest, good-government type, so the strategy I'd prefer might be called Learning to Crawl.
