You must be a generalist able to switch subjects at a moment's notice.
Or can we switch subjects to something off kilter and youthful reminiscing about the crows in KiaOra ads?" That's not a bad idea Damien.
It was like trying to follow the flight path of a mosquito: he would leave sentences unfinished, switch subjects in the span of a clause, swallow the point in a laugh, then suddenly alight somewhere — on hidebound Saudi clerics, clueless Algerian Islamists, pigheaded Sudanese soldiers, shortsighted American politicians — and draw blood.
I had been prepared to switch subjects from my five-post critique of the fundamental flaws in the prevailing thinking about executives, compensation and the capital markets, but my brilliant colleague and writing partner Mihnea Moldoveanu read the blogs and had a terrific idea that I wanted to share.
Let's switch subjects and talk about telecom.
Brown notes that it is becoming more common for early career scientists to switch subjects between the Ph.D. and postdoc, as "it's an opportunity to jump into something that is new and fresh and exciting," he says.
Most, for example, have decided whether Obama has been a good economic steward, so campaigns may be wise to switch subjects.
Like the twinkly dancefloors you get in Flares, only much bigger and minus people slipping over on bodily fluids, this nifty device allowed Meirelles to switch subjects with nothing more than a... switch.
Like the twinkly dance floors you get in Flares, only much bigger and minus people slipping over on bodily fluids, this nifty device allowed Meirelles to switch subjects with nothing more than a... switch.
