People with many ideas, plus an ingrained ability to skip from one to the next, or to pitch one thought against another, were slaughtered by people with only one idea.
Offstage, always charming and self-deprecatory, she displayed an ingrained ability to enjoy life to the full, in spite of the many vicissitudes that affected her in the form of accidents and illnesses, and, along the way, to give enormous pleasure to others.
To pull this ambitious strategy off, the players need to have a lot of faith in each others' abilities and an ingrained, instinctive understanding of how best to dovetail with one another from one moment to the next.
Additionally, retail banks benefit from their ingrained advantages, such as their ability to create credit instantly.
While these processes are ingrained in our cognition, the ability to explicitly use modeling and simulation is something often learnt by training.
This now thoroughly ingrained attitude restricts and inhibits the ability to champion beliefs that are unpopular or outrageous, let alone act on them.
She launches the tour by compering this annual charity gala in aid of the Hunger Project, an event that demonstrates how showbiz schmaltz is as ingrained in her DNA as her interpretive abilities.
But he is realistic about his ability to alter a deeply ingrained culture.
It was ingrained in me to view one's ability to speak English and speak it impeccably as synonymous with high intellect.
Intellectually, the argument for single-tasking and the studies that support it make perfect sense, but deeply ingrained contrary beliefs and perspectives interfere with our ability to always be productive.
NextGen Jane's story is a case study in how a woman's health is typically viewed through the lens of her ability to bear children and how that ingrained bias slows innovation in medicine.
