In their few jaunts to the Red Bulls area, New York City were nullified by outstanding individual efforts on the defensive side.
It may well be that the power inherent in these individual efforts on behalf of public health and against the merchandising of illusions bearing dangerous consequences is, collectively, a precursor of a far greater power now accumulating.
Some translational researchers worry that their individual efforts on multidisciplinary teams will go unrecognized, hindering chances for promotion and grant success.
"It isn't enough to just rely on the individual efforts of not-for-profit arts organizations or to rely on the city or the state to do what's needed," said Martin E. Segal, who in 1974 founded the Cultural Assistance Center, the alliance's precursor.
In the second period, Kharlamov scored on a great individual effort to put the Soviets ahead.
19 20 It seems that a collective awareness of safety problems exists; exploiting it may have real benefits, beyond the typical reliance on individual efforts to intercept a catastrophic clinical deterioration, or report it after the event.
Our promotion of catering relies almost entirely on the franchisees individual efforts to go out and market business to business.
The era of control, political maneuvering and policy motivated by fear must end right now, and we can begin by lifting the limitations placed on private and individual efforts to do what is needed for those who are suffering fates that we can only imagine.
When the story is one of individual effort, British film tends to focus on the criminal figure – Roger Daltry in McVicar or more recently, Tom Hardy as the Kray brothers in Legend.
Like Deming, to whom he is often compared, Humphrey insists that it's perfectly possible to build defect-free software - but not on today's craft methods, which (crudely) consist of relying on individual effort and intuition, and testing out the inevitable errors afterwards.
