Does working for a hospital or a drug maker mean never having to say you're sorry?
"Being a good decision-maker means you're good at making decisions," one executive cheerily told him.
Becoming a film-maker means developing a thick skin, she added.
Putting NiMH batteries into a plug-in Prius, as CalCars has done with the help of Electro Energy, a battery-maker, means carrying a lot more weight around.
Running alongside this generational misplacement is a bubbling undercurrent about the erosion of "truth" in cinema – a fretfulness about what being a film-maker means in a world where everyone wields a camera.
Whether the incongruous backgrounds of so many shorts makers means an infusion of new blood into Greater Cinema remains to be seen; the traditional route, starting with film school, remains the best-trod path to auteurship.
Simply for the fact he never packed it in, Robert Altman deserves our admiration, but the fact that he inspired generation after generation of both filmgoers and film-makers means he should achieve some kind of immortality.
This, say its makers, means that it is better suited to flats than smart locks already on the market.
He apparently thinks that the truth of future contingent statements implies that things cannot be otherwise, for the assumed actuality of the relevant truth-makers means that alternative prospectives are rendered temporally impossible.
However, limited understanding of the burden of RMDs amongst public health professionals and policy-makers means that these diseases are often not considered a public health priority.
50 Egyptian children participated actively at the conference, discussing and debating with policy makers means to build an institutional and cultural environment where the rights of every child are respected, promoted and protected.
