Surely it's far better, though, to achieve success without paying grotesquely inflated transfer fees for readymade superstars; to achieve success, as Wenger has, through the discovery and nurturing of talented young individuals, from all over the world, and making of them, through the collective expression of the team, something remarkable and lasting?
Of course, this is why we need a longer time frame to appreciate the remarkable achievements and lasting promise of the Occupy movement.
Ice ages come and go with remarkable regularity, lasting 100,000 years or so and then letting up for 10,000 to 15,000 years.
Denis was indomitable, remarkable and the last of a great generation of political leaders who managed to build a postwar Britain we could be proud of and to belong to governments that were bold, radical and had great achievements to their credit.
That two road teams won during the NFL's Championship Weekend is remarkable enough (and last happened in 1997), but to have each of those teams coached by brothers ensures that you'll be hearing a lot about the Harbaugh family for the next two weeks.
Concentrating on Hemingway's later years, when life revolved around his beloved fishing boat, Hendrickson cuts through the boorishness, depression and alcoholism to show Hemingway's remarkable generosity and his lasting influence on the lives of old friends, naturalists, reporters and, most movingly, Gregory/Gloria, his tormented third child.
At relapse, sorafenib was given as 3rd line treatment and the patient achieved a remarkable partial response lasting almost for 36 months.
From that day Kennedy would live a remarkable double life lasting more than seven years.
The run was remarkable while it lasted.
In hindsight, the era of white fear seems most remarkable for having lasted as long as it did.
But, as seen, legal developments over the last century have been remarkable, and one of their main thrusts has been to protect human rights.
