It was a day when three local women got to tell whomever was listening that they couldn't believe their luck in being drafted by the Liberty, last season's Eastern Conference champion in the W.N.B.A., and a day when Coach Richie Adubato talked of adding "height, youth and otherwise enthusiastic, quality players".
One possible explanation for this is the challenge that some participating teams encountered converting enthusiastic quality improvement plans into tangible improvements for patients over a relatively short time period.
His attitude is infectious, and his wonderful enthusiastic qualities usually trump those of the other characters.
This is interesting because one could argue that NICUs participating on a voluntary basis are more likely to be interested and enthusiastic about quality improvement than those who are forced to gather and report HCAI data.
Mr. Trimm, for example, who is also an artist, almost always takes his sketch pad when he hunts, and sometimes, he admits, he comes back more enthusiastic about the quality of light than about the hunt itself.
Judging from teachers' self-reported responses to the survey administered immediately after the PD (see Additional file 1: Table S2), teachers were not especially enthusiastic about the quality of the PD, with only 29% rating the experience as very good or excellent as compared to other PD experienced in the past five years.
On one side of a widening divide is a Labour party whose membership is increasingly middle class and metropolitan, and enthusiastic about diversity – qualities which run from Blairities to Corbynistas, and which the massed entry of the latter may have made even more dominant.
The writer is particularly enthusiastic about the high quality of two advertisements - one for The Jolly Green Giant, and another for Alka Seltzer.
The writer is particularly enthusiastic about the high quality of two advertisements - one for The Jolly… The idea of a television station in the New York area to show uninterruptedly for three hours on Christmas Eve a log burning in a… Talk.
The Greek Army, including reserves, is up to 150,000 men now, and American & British military advisers are enthusiastic about the high quality & excellent morale of the Greek officers and men.
By Joseph Wechsberg The New Yorker, August 25 , 1951P. 68 The Greek Army, including reserves, is up to 150,000 men now, and American & British military advisers are enthusiastic about the high quality & excellent morale of the Greek officers and men.
