Born in England, she spent her early years in India, and seems to have been creative, unconventional, high-maintenance – a huge influence on her children.
Mr. McCain ran an unconventional high-risk campaign that lived from gamble to gamble -- and was outgunned and outspent by Mr. Bush.
The subcategories describing Queensberry's personality in her book's index read: "courageous, combative and adventurous"; "craving for love"; "crusading urge, outspoken, unconventional"; "high-spirited and competitive"; "kind, generous and chivalrous"; "truthful and honourable"; "unhappy and dissatisfied"; "volatile temper".
For the next few minutes, Mrs. Clinton spoke about why she thought she incited such strong emotions — because she was part of an unconventional, high-profile couple, "standing my ground" on controversial issues — and how she could overcome them in a presidential race.
He said NSF is looking for "unusually innovative, unconventional, high-risk, and interdisciplinary proposals without a recognizable home" within the foundation.
Within this study the authors try unlocking the full potential of devulcanised tyre rubber-heavy oils blend, named Liquid Rubber (LR), by exploring the possibility of tailoring recycled polymer modified bitumen with unconventional high-content of RTR and designed to overcome the above mentioned technological problems of RTR modified bitumen while keeping its advantages.
In recent years, researchers in this area have been looking for unconventional high-performance enzymes, developing hydrolysis methods for the isolation of peptides and technologies based mainly on the use of native proteins.
Another Kramer production, the distinctly unconventional western High Noon (1952), proved to be one of Zinnemann's most prominent contributions to film history.
The Unconventional Wisdom High-yield bonds will outperform stocks again in 2003.
