"They have more disposable income and they feel more at ease coming into a gallery than they would have, say, 30 years ago".
There can be no guarantee, of course, that a more independent officer would have, say, curbed certain practices at JPMorgan, just as separating the chairman and chief executive positions doesn't ensure missteps won't happen.
First of all, we dressed differently — rather than blue jeans, my whole family dressed as we would have, say, for attending the theater, and I bought a set of matched luggage for the flight.
Avoiding a stodgy approach that would have, say, delineated the chemical effects of folic acid, the commercials show a live stork arriving at an office to tell an employee she is pregnant.
"If the N.C.A.A. president comes from the university world, you would have, say, a media person sitting at the table or you have somebody from business sitting at the table or somebody from the community sitting at the table," she said.
And while many women champion Mrs. Clinton's bid for the White House as the obvious next leap across the gender gap, others say her historic candidacy no longer carries the same urgency as it would have, say, for their mothers' generation.
