Longevity can be a harsher measure of success than sales or quality.
As the economy stumbled, Goldman's success brought harsh public criticism, as lawmakers and even some clients complained that Goldman was no longer putting clients first.
But that's not too harsh a penalty for success, figures the issuer, which in the meantime enjoys a coupon a few points below what might have been paid on straight debt.
Although research has shown that root associated fungi (RAF) are necessary for plant success in harsh environments, few studies have examined RAF community variability between different plant species coexisting in arid habitats.
Others may win silver and be considered successes but, harsh as it is for these four familiar names, second-best would be something of a disappointment.
But such superficial signs of economic success mask the harsh uncertainties of a newborn nation.
When journalists pointed out this error, Kiriakou blamed C.I.A. colleagues who he said had deliberately misled him in order to make the harsh interrogations seem like a success.
But such superficial signs of economic success mask the harsh uncertainties of a newborn nation, whose very existence is not recognized by Serbia, Russia or some European countries.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The claims he's recently been making about the success of the harsh techniques are the same false claims that have appeared in now declassified C.I.A. memos, and which have been thoroughly discredited by the likes of the Department of Justice, the Senate Intelligence Committee, and the C.I.A.'s Inspector General.
The claims he's recently been making about the success of the harsh techniques are the same false claims that have appeared in now declassified C.I.A. memos, and which have been thoroughly discredited by the likes of the Department of Justice, the Senate Intelligence Committee, and the C.I.A.'s Inspector General.
