"To see that drive and follow-through and resourcefulness is really great at that young age, but I don't think the Proenza Schoulers of the world, or Marc Jacobs, need to worry about these kids".
Until they wake up to the spuriousness of these arguments (by some, called "the blame game" -- and, for sure, many judges do and others ultimately will -- a number of pseudo-defenses, and, thus, defendants) will slip through the cracks or, better said, get past the goalie through the resourcefulness of a clever stick handler.
Xenophon, who had accompanied the force in a private capacity, was largely responsible for their successful retreat through his resourcefulness and courage.
They survive not through wilderness resourcefulness but private charity, food stamps and welfare checks which land around the start of each month, expressed in the term "the eagle shits on the first".
A tough-minded fable of deceit, treachery and one-upmanship with a feminist slant, "Rumpelstiltskin" evokes a Darwinian world in which a woman tricked into a making a bargain she seems bound to lose triumphs through sheer resourcefulness and pluck.
This goal can be achieved through a wide range of management approaches including redundancy of processes and resources, and resourcefulness (or flexibility) of plans or strategies (i.e.: can be reflected by some key variables in the survey) [ 22- 26].
As De Angelis presents it, such women were like Wild West pioneers, surviving on a dangerous frontier entirely through their own resourcefulness.
How can so many good artists and so many striking works of art have been neglected, if not through the infinite resourcefulness of patriarchy?
Little is known about the mechanisms through which learned resourcefulness, social support and stress affect postnatal depression and women's sense of competence and satisfaction in the maternal role.
Most biological systems are natural fiber composite structures that unfold an astounding level of performative capacity and material resourcefulness through morphological differentiation, which is the summary process of each element's response and adaptation to its specific environment.
