There are still the same hoops to jump through and demands of near term revenues, there's just a smaller pot of money at the end of the gauntlet.
As Johnsen wrote last March, we must also "resist Bush administration efforts to hide evidence of its wrongdoing through demands for retroactive immunity, assertions of state privilege, and implausible claims that openness will empower terrorists".
But why write a book of 500 pages to tell us he has nothing to say? Tendulkar retained his passion not just through the demands of playing 200 Test matches and 463 one-day internationals, but through a series of injuries – toes, back, elbow, wrist – any one of which might have ended his career.
In fact, by increasing the supply of labour, which can fill gaps, complement existing skills, or create new markets for other or new products through the demands of immigrants, immigration could actually increase employment of native workers.
It's also good on the ethics of doping and the way in which professional cyclists are reduced, through the demands of their sport, to what Waddington calls "fleshbags of blood and sinew.
Wallace is attempting to steer a course through the demands of financial issues and specific shareholder interests.
Reliability theory has evolved through the demands of modern technology, particularly due to the experiences gained from complex military systems in World War II.
Through the intrusion of these signifiers cutting into both the body and mind of the young child, a proto-subjective being of need, passing through the demands of discipline (in both sense of the genitive), is transformed into a subject of desire.
Feel like a kid again Perpetually grinding through the demands of being an adult can be demoralizing and exhausting.
It's an epic story, and one worth savoring if you can muddle through the demands of slow storytelling in the beginning".
