It's a threat to Yankeesque teams who spend millions to assemble constellations only to be increasingly grounded by teams of cohesive humans.
In an interview, Mrs. Clinton said she had become increasingly grounded in the ways of Iowa, though she acknowledged her concern about her campaign here.
The foundations of economics, for example, are increasingly grounded in game theory; among game theory's many applications in economics is the design of Federal Communications Commission auctions of airwaves, which have netted the U.S. government billions of dollars.
FUCINO, Italy — With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens here in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe's often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause.
With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe's often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause, reports Andrew Higgins in Thursday's New York Times.
The internal reasoning moves from reactive and reflective to reflexive as the agent acquires more experiences that are increasingly grounded.
In Europe, children's rights are increasingly grounded in international principles (such as those discussed above), and as a result, they shed some light on the issues of paediatric research, return of results and the right not to know.
What is left is on increasingly unstable ground.
Libya's government, meanwhile, is increasingly losing ground to lawlessness and extremist militias.
Association by Hadith with Muhammad's name and example became increasingly the ground of authority.
