Things seemed to go most smoothly at the Ridgewood station, where all 127 inspections done by appointment required no waiting, Mr. Sullivan said, and only two drivers failed to show up.
But playing distractedly and badly is a terrible option from all standpoints.For years, Whitehall has sent its most smoothly devious officials to serve at the British representation to the EU, or on secondment to EU institutions.
Tunisia, which had been gliding most smoothly from despotism to democracy, has seen riots by religious extremists (see article).
In the first quarter of the year, Mr Edwards scooped up the most cash, nudging out Mr Kerry, whose money-machine was thought to hum most smoothly (see table).
Several regulators trying different approaches should reveal more about what leads to the most smoothly functioning securities markets.Spiralling up or down?At first sight, one drawback seems obvious.
If you can get good teamwork within the hospital that's when it runs most smoothly".
A bit risqué, it is also funny and the most smoothly danced sequence.
Donald R. Bacon, a business professor at the University of Denver, studied group projects at his institution and found a perverse dynamic: the groups that functioned most smoothly were often the ones where the least learning occurred.
Players have gushed over Edwards's style so far -- he created a veterans' committee because he wanted to give the team's players a feeling of ownership, and he tries to get to know each player off the field -- but there are, inevitably, speed bumps in even the most smoothly paved season.
For all that is repellent about Sarkozy's politics and his style, he is the only internationalist in the field, and he may yet be the best hope for France and for Europe — and for the United States, as well — of navigating the euro zone's ongoing crisis most smoothly.
