This is evidenced by female politicians in the US routinely securing better financial outcomes for their constituents than their male counterparts and research from Harvard University that saw female executives securing higher bonuses for their team than their male colleagues.
High-profile acquisitions like the McSweeney's archive were a hallmark of Dr. Staley, who during his 25-year tenure transformed the center, routinely securing collections that might have otherwise gone to larger, better-endowed institutions like those at Yale and Harvard.
As the tribunes and the senators grew closer, plebeian senators began to routinely secure the office of tribune for members of their own families.
We now, however, routinely secure the repair with the absorbable 9 strand PDS cable alone.
Again we refer to the RETRACK [13] train operation that was routinely able to secure train paths through some of the most active and intensively used rail lines in Europe on an ad-hoc basis and has continued to do so since the project moved into full scale commercial operations following initial support from the EC.
At the time, before the formation of modern political parties, there was widespread concern that candidates would routinely fail to secure a majority of electors in the electoral college.
Public school teachers, who spend an average of $500 a year out of their own pockets for classroom supplies, routinely bargain to secure the smaller class sizes that parents want, to protect the recess breaks that elementary students need and to preserve arts and music education.
Passwords that are nonintuitive enough to keep private information private can be a bother if you routinely visit secure Web sites (for shopping online, say) or if you use computers that are accessible to others.
Chinese and Russian hackers routinely penetrate secure industrial and government networks in the U.S. and Europe.
