And it succeeded, exceptionally among Greek states, in subduing a comparably sized neighbour by force and holding it down for centuries.
I also felt like I had to do something more or succeed exceptionally to make it even matter, because everybody in my family was expected to get all A's and go to college.
But Yale SOM professor Kosuke Uetake and his colleague Nathan Yang of McGill University wanted to know whether seeing someone else succeed exceptionally would prove inspiring to participants in a group-based weight loss program, or whether being able to measure themselves against average performers might be more motivating.
Tate Modern, The Sage Gateshead, The Lowry – none could be certain of success: 90% of arts ventures succeed – an exceptionally high rate.
(13) Most Likely to Succeed salty: exceptionally bitter, angry, or upset.
Flirtations with her married estate-agent employer and the family priest never progress beyond mutual embarrassed allusion.Yet while this quiet tale of missed opportunities might scan as tragic in the hands of, say, William Trevor, Ms Simpson succeeds only in making it exceptionally dull.
If his leadership were to succeed, it would need to be exceptionally generous, imaginative and inclusive.
And the only way to justify those comparatively high-risk, early-stage investments is if the company provides the opportunity to make exceptionally good profits if it succeeds.
17, 18 With an exceptionally resolved NMR spectrum, we have succeeded to detect an OH signal clearly appearing as a triplet of doublets in CDCl3, and the H{F} analysis proved that there is a 1.4Hz coupling to fluorine.
"Bobrick is an exceptionally able writer of popular histories" and "he succeeds entirely in the challenge he sets himself," Simon Winchester said in these pages last year.
Even if genes determine IQ to a large extent, people with exceptionally high IQs are no more likely to succeed in their careers than those in the above-average but not-exceptional category (with an IQ around 120).
