"I think it's the ability to bring people together and structure transactions that meet multiple and often competing goals," he says.
Only when we realise the multiple and often unintended ways in which women are held back in business can we address the problem.
It took two months, plus multiple and often excruciating CT scans, ultrasounds, X-rays, and biopsies, to confirm that the cancer had returned.
"Sentiment analysis is a very complex task for a machine because of the multiple and often unpredictable soft and hard variables that come into play when interpreting it.
When a nation large or small suffers a human and geopolitical catastrophe, that has multiple and often contradictory effects on its faith and culture.
Assuming its likely creation, the International Criminal Court (Op-Ed, Dec. 12, and editorial, Dec. 13) will operate amid multiple, and often competing, justice options -- some of which focus on more victim-oriented, restorative justice mechanisms like truth commissions, compensation and community memorials.
Mr. McClellan and other health economists hope that those experiments that prove successful ultimately replace Medicare's fee-for-service system — which they say rewards doctors and hospitals for ordering multiple and often unnecessary procedures — with bundled payments that encourage each patient's various caregivers to coordinate care for a fixed sum.
Therefore, being NEET has multiple and often intertwined causes.
Potential mechanisms and etiologies behind this phenomenon are multiple and often entangled.
Today's managers and executives are expected to juggle multiple and often cross-disciplinary roles.
It will come because computer manufacturers need multiple, and often competing, sales channels.
