Try and vary your examples: if you only ever talk about your latest work then it gives the impression that you have not done anything else.
Some examples: "If I wanted an A, I would have gone to Harvard," "Because I got waitlisted at Hogwarts," and the popular "Where fun comes to die".
There are two examples: if al-Qaida got possession of very large stockpiles of weapons or if there is a direct threat to national security.
People like Apple's Steve Jobs and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg were held up as examples (if not gurus) of this "DWYL" trend, alongside people who quit investment banking jobs to become cheese farmers, plumbers or yoga entrepreneurs.
Afternoon sir. Quite why you want to ask "Are there any other examples if two such small populations producing fairly consistent world class play in a global ish) sport.
A few examples: If John ran around a one-mile racetrack while Mary was running around a pond with a three-mile circumference, then Mary ran farther than John but it would sound wrong to say she ran further.
Cite specific examples if possible. .
Cite specific examples if possible.
(For examples, if you are 25 years old, you want to be 25% in bonds and 75% in equities).
Remark 3.25 In the above examples, if we use ρ ( x ) = x 2, the conclusions remain the same.
For now, many will settle for two (Google and Twitter being two examples), if they serve a completely different purpose, but that will change with time.
