"In less than a generation," writes Martin Mayer, "a market where the participants felt themselves protected by an intricate web of fiduciary obligations had passed through the stage of caveat emptor to the Hobbesian condition [of every man for himself]." That's from Stealing the Market, published in 1992.
Owens adopted various poses, sometimes against projected images of dereliction or physical distress, as a man passing through the stages of sleep: now bent, now stretched, now embryonic.
Mineral resources are an important source of wealth for a nation, but before they are harnessed, they have to pass through the stages of exploration, mining, and processing (Adekoya 2003).
The curse is that I will pass through the stages of losing function in slow motion.
This implies, he says, that different cultures with different histories and physical forms will all converge on the same scientific description of reality, and that they will have passed through the same stages of scientific development to get there.
Eventually, after several days of endless and often furious requests for the Motorbike Game, he passed through the five stages of grief and came out the other side.
A closer glance at Sunday's final leaderboard at Royal Lytham & St Annes showed prominent placings for Miguel Angel Jiménez, Vijay Singh and Mark Calcavecchia, three players who have long since passed through the formative stages of their professional careers.
Accordingly, some of his dialogues are primarily devices for breaking down the reader's complacency, and that is why it is essential that they come to no positive conclusions; others are contributions to theory-construction, and are therefore best absorbed by those who have already passed through the first stage of philosophical development.
As we have seen, the proposal for a total ban on abortion passed through the first stage of vetting, but was rejected by the ruling party shortly after the large protests and strike.
