"We'll provide access to largely hard-to-get tickets," said Courtney Kelso, the vice president for global media and sponsorship marketing at American Express.
"I'd discovered," Dyke adds, "the people who were organising and running sport in the UK were largely hard-working, well-meaning, enthusiastic amateurs".
Left unanswered is whether Microsoft's managers, who are largely hard-core engineers schooled in certainty, can adapt themselves to the products that Mr. Mundie and Mr. Campbell see the company selling.
Reading is a hugely complex task, one that calls upon many parts of the brain, but it is not a skill humans have acquired through evolution (unlike speech, which is largely hard-wired).
If so, one interesting further question would be whether such a trait is more prevalent in artists, poets, sculptors, etc.? That might support Heidegger's understanding of the essence of artistic creation, but it might also limit the force of his call for us to learn to practice "dwelling"—as a poetic sensitivity and openness to other possible meanings if such an openness is largely hard-wired.
Men and women rated sessions intended to be easy by the coach as very large-extremely largely higher (harder) throughout the season (men: Table 2, ES = 2.96 ± 0.46, p < 0.0001; women: Table 3, ES = 4.39 ± 0.48, p < 0.001).
What are the family needs?" Kitchens are different from the rest of the home, as they are functional workspaces created largely of hard surfaces that are tough to change.
Keyboards and percussion, not guitars, are in the foreground; somber marches and quasi-tribal beats largely replace hard rock.
I listened to Motown and R'n'B; the kids I now went to school with were largely into hard rock.
In the meantime, Bosnia and Albaniaa) may win visa-free travel to the EU's Schengen zone, thanks largely to hard work in law enforcement.
