Now, one year later, the euphoria that characterized investing in the late 1990's is gone; that wide-eyed acceptance of every word corporate executives uttered, of every financial statement they released, of every outlandish projection an analyst made has been replaced by a sense that trust must once again be earned, that skepticism is a worthy trait, that the advice of analysts can be costly.
The question of pilot error is cruel to raise, but reckless misadventures, sometimes fatal to others, dot the annals of the clan, whose worthiest trait is a call to public service rather than a cultivation of its wealth... Being born to fame is not like earning it: you have to create your own worth in other coin, you have to escape history's shadow and get, as they say, a life.
Aside from specific institutional processes and purposes, such sub-elements also include institutional roles and the morally worthy character traits that are associated with the proper acting out of these institutional roles.
It can lead, deciding what exactly becomes the characteristic trait worthy of lampooning.
But while they may not lead perfect lives, several of the 73 women on this year's Forbes list of the World's Billionaires display traits worthy of our admiration.
Likewise, at this stage of the game, perhaps the study of animal consciousness would benefit from the identification of animal traits worthy of further investigation, with no firm commitment to idea that all these examples will involve conscious experience.
That trait is worthy of consideration in recruiting.
In Mr. Steinmetz's case, one such trait is worthy of mention even today.
But if the CCPOA has its way, and voters start seeing those traits as worthy of attack, then the voters of California – and America – might very quickly find themselves with no qualified candidate to vote for.
Yes, "Democracy" is in danger, with all of her trust-worthy and principled traits.
He says of his regimented theory that "all traits of reality worthy of the name can be set down in an idiom of this austere form if in any idiom" (1960, 228) and speaks of "limning the true and ultimate structure of reality" (1960, 221).
