"We need to pressure the political decision-makers to use this instrument more often and successfully," she says.
More often, and more successfully, Foster has been a woman alone and under threat.
You people in the UK did such a good job that, despite another traumatic separation, the apostasy of the US in 1776, we adopted your way of doing business and still follow it, more often than not successfully.
This is true as far as it goes, but it overlooks the fact that most jazz musicians, black and white alike, come from middle-class backgrounds, while most of those who are born poor strive mightily -- and more often than not successfully -- to join the ranks of the middle class.
Quorum also found that female senators' bills made it out of committees more often, and were successfully enacted at a higher rate than those introduced by men.
Looking back on it, the failure of the Social Security proposal in 2005 marked the symbolic end of more than two decades in which conservatives had pushed — successfully, more often than not — to diminish the role of government and to elevate the role of the market in the national economy and the lives of individuals.
Rather than bending to electoral realities, Santorum tried to reshape them -- sometimes successfully, more often not.
There was also a strong effect of familiarity with the experimenter on performance: the birds exchanged food successfully more often in experiments with long-term (EMcorrect exchanges = 0.831 ± 0.110) than with short-term experimenters (EMcorrect exchanges = 0.521 ± 0.194; Fig. 1B).
Harlem's civic, political and religious leaders fought, often successfully, to get more money and more state subsidies to keep it going.
