Which other city could summon such a fruitful relationship between its major players?
The latter presupposes a fruitful interplay of three major discursive arenas: the dispersed communication of citizens in civil society; the "media-based mass communication" in the political public sphere; and the institutionalized discourse of lawmakers.
The partnership was fruitful — Woods won six Majors during their time together — yet never moved much beyond that of a relationship of boss and employee, to Haney's persistent disappointment.
Mr. Silverman also said traffic concerns were unwarranted, particularly if negotiations with a fiber-optics company to become the major tenant proved fruitful, because "they require very few people to operate the facility, so there would be fewer cars and parking".
Patient attitudes, such as motivation to change, evasive behaviour, too much trust in care and lack of self-confidence, were, however, conceived as major barriers to a fruitful encounter.
Providing an explicit, systematic, and fruitful definition of the real numbers constitutes a major step towards completing the arithmetization of analysis.
These results indicate that the size and energy of the encounter regions are only two of several parameters that lead to fruitful association, and that electrostatic optimization is a major driving force in fast association.
The common practice of quick rotation in critical roles and responsibilities within the administration of many countries, especially developing ones, is a major hindrance to the possibility of establishing such fruitful relationships between scientists and decision-makers.
But despite the statistical vapor trail indicating a substantial genetic basis, the search for major genes involved in homosexuality has been far less fruitful.
The belief that personality is affected by both biological and psychosocial forces operating principally within the family, with the major foundations being laid early in life, continues to prove fruitful in research on infant and child development.
