Everything a catcher does is a great prerequisite for a manager.
The value of suffering, according to Nietzsche, is only extrinsic: suffering — "great" suffering — is a prerequisite of any great human achievement.
Women more than men see great sacrifice as a prerequisite for success in academia.
Such behaviour would suggest that suffering is somehow a prerequisite for great art, even though the albums of countless contented, well-adjusted and drug-free artists have over the years proved otherwise.
You see, work is often a prerequisite for great beauty.
Arrays thus can be designed to probe the genomes of multiple organisms, a prerequisite of great value to an investigator who may study closely related strains or species.
The presence of genomic diversity in domestic livestock species therefore, is of great importance and a prerequisite for rapid and accurate genetic improvement of selected breeds in various environments, as well as to facilitate rapid adaptation to potential changes in breeding goals.
Big names are great sometimes but not a prerequisite for me".
I've written about it before, but reading a lot of books is prerequisite to being a great business owner, or great at anything.
"If the prerequisite of any great writer's life is an unhappy childhood, then Richard Yates was especially blessed," Mr. Bailey begins.
