The Myriad case was an embodiment of three key messages in my book "The Price of Inequality".
In 1999, after all, it was hard to find a business book that didn't hold up Enron as the embodiment of one important principle or other.
Yet Mr. Morris is also an embodiment of one of the unchanging realities of the music business: that despite all the changes in technology, there is still money to be made in hits, and staying successful means holding on to a bigger piece of a shrinking pie.
For all the changes in the music business, Mr. Morris, 72, "is also an embodiment of one of the unchanging realities of the music business: that despite all the changes in technology, there is still money to be made in hits, and staying successful means holding on to a bigger piece of a shrinking pie".
Rangers' missed and, four minutes later, United's scored, Stuart Armstrong's clinical finish proving an embodiment of one of the gulfs Rangers are going to have to breach on their way back to the Premiership.
Cassandra later escapes from a hospital and arrives at Mulder's apartment, demanding that he shoot her because she is the embodiment of fifty years of work by the Syndicate an alien-human hybrid that will trigger colonization if the aliens learn of her existence.
Cassandra, having escaped from the hospital, arrives at Mulder's apartment and demands that he shoot her because she is the embodiment of fifty years of work by the Syndicate — an alien-human hybrid that will trigger colonization if the aliens learn of her existence.
In this way, particularly with the addition of Mayday, a costly service to run, these tablets are embodiments of one of Amazon's defining traits: the undercurrent of anxiety you experience with every dollar you save and every convenience you exploit.
