Thus alongside stars born in the 1990s, such as Bharti Airtel, a mobile-phone firm, older conglomerates such as Reliance Industries, Aditya Birla and Tata Sons still loom large in the Indian mind, their extraordinarily diverse output driven, eaten, worn and watched, their hereditary bosses as famous as film stars.
To unpick the eccentricities that have led us here won't be easy, because we are an extraordinarily sentimental people, driven by half-heard, misheard echoes of our martial past.
Into the vacuum left by the missing weapons have swirled all the demons of political combat unleashed by what promises to be an extraordinarily bitter election campaign driven by powerful undercurrents of mistrust and fear.
As is often the case with the best so-called outsider artists, all four seem possessed by naïve but extraordinarily intense imaginations and driven by formal predilections so focused as to border on compulsive.
Michael Slattery, a senior vice president for research at the Real Estate Board of New York, an industry group, said that at a time when rising property values were being driven by extraordinarily low interest rates, it might make more sense for the city to lower rates as market values go up.
He is extraordinarily shrewd, monumentally ambitious, industrious, driven, astute about others' strengths and weaknesses, and supremely artful in his manipulations.
Developing and executing mHealth applications, whether they are research driven or commercial, are extraordinarily challenging processes.
The central idea of this extraordinarily influential and controversial book is that the development of science is driven, in normal periods of science, by adherence to what Kuhn called a 'paradigm'paradigm
Athena (the delightful, extraordinarily agile Mariann Mayberry) drives the plot, and that tells you this is not a standard narration but a real dramatization, an actual play of wit and resonance.
