When failure is shattering, moving forward on tasks that carry a high risk of failure becomes difficult.
Her mother, shattered, has moved back to Kurdistan.
Shattered, she moves to a graveyard and builds makeshift rooms above her buried relatives.
Would owner Mark Cuban do some crazy, conference-shattering move just to promote his TV show?
But, since the "social search" results already included Twitter, Flickr LinkedIn and Quora, this isn't at all a earth-shattering move.
Throughout the civil war, only the coalition led by Saudi Arabia had aircraft, which meant bombs hit nearly everything that moved, shattering the country.
In 1992, Mr. Ortiz, a 49-year-old truck driver, smashed into the back of a slow-moving crane, shattering bones and sustaining head injuries.
According to McGrath, Flaherty made Nanook out of admiration for the Inuit's "raw unquestioning confidence," qualities shattered by the move to Ellesmere.
Reminiscent of so many great acts -- Television and Lou Reed (circa "Street Hassle"), not to mention the Fall and the Stooges -- without being overly imitative, the Strokes already sound so good that one worries about the band as if it's a beautiful porcelain vase balancing on a thin pedestal: will the slightest upset or wrong move shatter the perfection?
Strigl's move shattered his industry's united front and helped smooth the way for number portability, now slated to take effect on Nov. 24.
"The justice department will be putting enormous pressure on UBS and possibly threatening an indictment against the bank," says Simon, who believes such a move could be shattering for the reputation of a large financial institution.
