But when framing a vision, even magniloquence beats ineloquence.
Expertise has been and will always be important but discernment of nuance, understanding interdependencies and framing a vision that matters, combined with the ability to marshal relevant expertise from diverse quarters this is what will distinguish those who deliver exceptional performance.
For doing that, a revitalizing "out of the frame" vision was necessary, leading one to consider the patient's pathway on a larger scale, from the insertion onto the waiting list, rather than at a later step, along with the scheduling, as many previous studies have done.
To frame his vision of a smaller presence abroad, Trump often portrays America's urgent task as one of survival.
Most of the evidence comes from a string of Thurmond speeches showing that he framed his vision before it became common fare.
In short, in "The Nature of Economies," Ms. Jacobs has found the most theoretical possible way to frame the vision she presented so concretely in "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".
To begin with, listening might actually force the Bush team to frame its vision of U.S. foreign policy and its rationale for the Iraq war on our hopes for the world, not just our fears of it.
We will frame our vision for the future at our coming HOPE Global Financial Dignity Summit in Atlanta, Georgia on November 14th-15th , 2012
Precedents and parallels are important in providing intellectual credibility and framing the overarching vision of what is at stake.
"Precedents and parallels are important in providing intellectual credibility and framing the overarching vision of what is at stake," he writes, referring to what the Chinese call the Belt and Road Initiative.
