The most obvious business applications of social norms are in sales and advertising, where examples of tremendous results from the slight rejiggering of a key phrase abound.
"If so, who was the referee responsible for this tremendous feat?" "Looking for the slightest crumb of comfort from Michael Owen's untimely departure, I must ask: has there ever been a quicker substitution in a World Cup match?" enquires Peter Jordan.
His bewildering repertoire of faints and swerves, sudden stops and bursts of pace are allied to tremendous physical strength for such a slight figure.
While channel surfing one evening, I happened upon a slight man with a tremendous voice singing "Bring Him Home" from "Les Miserables" on PBS.
It's NL, for the Netherlands, and it starts with a tremendous advantage: virtually no one has the slightest idea what Dutch cuisine is.
Not only was there tremendous negative PR around the crowd feeling slighted, but a huge opportunity was missed to further engage the community by offering them the opportunity to invest.
He suffered slight bruises on his arms and tremendous disappointment, al though he.
Although we have no criteria available to judge the value of the minimally important difference (MID), but logically even slight changes in self-efficacy can have tremendous value because feelings of competency can have greatly impact a patients' mental status.
Bard, who played with Cora in Cleveland and in Boston, said: "Sometimes a guy like Alex, who's been a backup for a while, gets a little bit slighted on his talent, but he is a tremendous infielder.
Even a slight increase of coverage (from currently 12.5%to25%5%) has already a tremendous impact on mortality and life years.
'Tis quite the most tremendous thing about American celeb-death fetishism: No one has the slightest clue who might be next.
