Passionate about winning, her perspective is, "I don't spend all this money to lose".
"Once again from a holistically focused success-oriented win perspective the matrix of this England team's goal-achievement variables is frankly …" I'm going to have to cut in there, Clive.
To keep the win in perspective, it was the Leafs' second straight collapse.
A visibly emotional Kristensen, who took his ninth Le Mans victory here was a friend of Simonsen who mentored him early in his career, wished to put his race win in perspective.
"The probability of winning from the perspective of the invader is really tiny - but because the number of attempts are now growing with more and bigger ships, you play this roulette so often that you become a likely winner sooner or later," he added.
The theory of winning from the perspective of Gore's team was more about math and election law and not so much shaping public opinion.
I don't know how you'd put winning an award in perspective, because then it sounds like you earned it.
He says he has no time for real reflection because "we're in demand to keep moving on," although the events of Sept. 11 "put things in perspective that winning championships are not the most important thing".
"My wife said that before I made the putt, my 5-year-old got so excited, he was saying, 'You're going to make it, Dad!' " Curtis added, "For him to see me on TV and winning, it put in perspective what I actually do".
To give it perspective, the winning percentage of coming forward as a tactic in tennis has only one peer – getting your first serve in, which is typically between 70 per cent and 75 per cent (Tsonga was at 74 per cent and Fish 72 per cent).
