Success in today's global environment clearly depends on our ability to be maximally competitive -- to excel in our ability to compete with other established and start-up organizations from all corners of the world.
If the assumption of connective tissue laxity is correct then GJH should also affect functional status, even in individuals who should excel in functional ability, like professional dancers.
Still, SF Playhouse excels in its ability to do a lot with a little.
We found that younger leaders excelled in this ability to run an effective and fun team environment.
He excelled in his ability to relate to many different kinds of people and personalities and to bring them together to work toward a common goal in a very effective way". In 2003, Blume dedicated himself to achieving National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Center status for the Stanford Cancer Institute, which would afford greater access to NCI resources, funding and clinical trials.
Not only was Rao willing to take on the government when his interests were at stake, he also excelled in his ability to build and nurture relationships.
Google Spreadsheets has many of the features you use in Excel, like the ability to sort, change typefaces or color and insert a variety of set formulas.
America's under-regulated for-profit universities excel in two dimensions: the ability to exploit young people from poor backgrounds, charging them high fees without delivering anything of value, and the ability to lobby for government money without regulation and to continue their exploitative practices.
In my work studying how leaders inspire, statistically, the number one attribute of leaders who excel in motivating others is the ability to harness the power of emotions to move people to action.
Once again, Beem showed something special -- an ability to excel in situations where most people fold.
Some had finished high school but lacked confidence in their ability to excel in college, Mr. Calzonetti said.
