"The principal trouble with 'the proof is in the pudding' is that it makes no sense," Quinion, a leading British word maven, wrote.
He says: "The principal trouble with the entertainment industry – and I've seen it a lot, I've been hanging around 30 years and I've met everybody – is ego".
"The principal trouble has been selection bias," says Joëlle Le Moal, an environmental health epidemiologist at the Institut de Veille Sanitaire in Saint Maurice, France, and joint first author of the new article with colleague Matthieu Rolland.
we have a medley that includes a campus rape (the suspects are black), mixed in with a story about a principal in trouble for not showing Obama's speech, leading up to a photo of a black man, Kanye West, disrespecting a white woman, Taylor Swift, brought full circle by Obama again calling West "a jackass" (which he, in fact, was).
But the principal says the trouble is worth it.
Principals say economic troubles have forced parents into delinquency, but some also say that there are many children, often in families of recent immigrants, who would qualify for free lunch but have not turned in eligibility forms.
The Philharmonic has long been action central for horn troubles; its principal player, Philip Myers, is wildly inconsistent, and the rest of the section is also accident-prone.
The company has had more trouble filling principal roles.
Mr. Kacmaz, who became principal 10 months ago, ran into trouble almost as soon as he began.
Was Mr. Case, the principal architect of the troubled AOL Time Warner merger, a cynical opportunist who got his comeuppance or a new-media visionary whose timing proved unfortunate?
