But he does at least seem to fit this offense much better than Vick ever did, displaying superior timing and a greater willingness to let the ball go and trust his receivers (well, Martavis Bryant mostly) to make plays.
In a cost effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC), the probability of ST being superior across a range of willingness to pay thresholds is plotted.
She's defined by monomania, absolute certainty, her willingness to confront superiors.
The fighting was a stark illustration of the asymmetry of the conflict, pitting protesters turned rebels against a military with far superior arms and organization and a willingness to prosecute a vicious counterattack against its own people.
And the chief basic forces in Mr. Oren's history are 1) the Arabs' preference for fighting against Israel despite their relative weakness and 2) Israel's willingness to resort to its superior force to strike back, even as it fails to win the security and acceptance it craves.
Hughes' desperation for answers from his immediate superiors at Fulham about owner Mohammed Al Fayed's willingness to invest in an ageing squad formed an important part of the background to him leaving.
Facebook never had to pivot, and while there is always some element of luck, from what I can tell, Facebook's success is almost all due to superior execution, not resting on laurels, and the willingness to continually push the envelope toward achieving their mission.
In this way, hearing employees are able to benefit from even indirect mentorship simply because access to their superior is not limited by the boss's willingness to reach across a communication gap.
He's using willingness-to-volunteer as proof of superior patriotism, and superior patriotism is the one claim to status left to those who have no other.
Strengthened by his convictions, he was impervious to the power of those with superior social or professional standing, and resolute in his willingness to state his beliefs publicly.
