"One of the tenets of the culture at Goldman is resourcefulness, and communicating that resourcefulness to others," she says.
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I like to say that resourcefulness is more important than resources, and you only get resourcefulness from having to be constrained.
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And this resourcefulness doesn't mean boring practicality, but exciting creativity.
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It's the sort of resourcefulness that's born out of constraints.
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But like anything else, it's also a story of resourcefulness.
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They had not counted on Mr. Dith's resourcefulness and tenacity.
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This ability to spin the situation takes resourcefulness and preparation.
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One thing is certain though, I inherited my mom's resourcefulness.
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It made me feel we were accidentally enhancing his resourcefulness.
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Other things are appealing about her: her strength and resourcefulness.
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One reason for that is the political resourcefulness of Heidi Heitkamp .
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Anchor Penchi credits such old-school resourcefulness for the station's durability.
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To this day, my parents showcase their creativity in their resourcefulness.
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"Resourcefulness" is not a word one immediately associates with high fashion.
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With intelligence and persistence, they show human resourcefulness at its best.
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If censorship was pervasive, our curiosity and resourcefulness were reliable antidotes.
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She's got MacGyver's resourcefulness but looks better in a tank top.
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The work was technical and rote, requiring neither stealth nor resourcefulness.
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"And of course as you get into the business world and anything you do on a team, you very quickly realize that it's not just about your own resourcefulness and that it's about team resourcefulness," he says.
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They thought gangsters had street smarts, resourcefulness, and an affinity for violence.
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But being poor can also be an amazing opportunity for creative resourcefulness.
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The eco-arts studio confronts dire realities with artistic resourcefulness and pluck.
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Through resourcefulness, inovation and force of will, many companies are growing again.
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The following are virtues: 'patience, courage, humility, resourcefulness, reason, justice, and creativity.
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Patience, good humor and resourcefulness are helpful traits to have on hand.
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Will his resourcefulness be enough to overcome the impossible odds against him?
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"So, that's that kind of self-reliance and resourcefulness," says the CEO.
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The director's resourcefulness is on particular display in the scenes with Emmanuel.
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The work is a dazzling display of how resourcefulness can feed abundance.
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But being poor can also be a magical opportunity for creative resourcefulness!
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The trip itself is a grueling test of endurance, planning, and resourcefulness.
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But the resourcefulness of Sesame's architects has played an important part as well.
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And wouldn't Japanese resourcefulness quickly show up the long-wasted opportunities for development?
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In my experience, this generation is characterized by its resourcefulness, enthusiasm and competitiveness.
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Such a misfit between body and world can be an occasion for resourcefulness.
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He hailed Cuba's rich culture and the tenacity and resourcefulness of its people.
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He has the medical knowledge, physical strength, and resourcefulness that keeps her alive.
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Her Harper now shimmers with wit and the promise of a buried resourcefulness.
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The resourcefulness Stilley was forced to learn shines in his cobbled-together guitars.
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The biographies of China's leaders are case studies in human resourcefulness and resolve.
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Financial constraints led to technological ones, which required resourcefulness in his recording strategies.
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The nonprofit College Board says the score offers insight into the resourcefulness of students.
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Despite her difficult journey, Martinez's intelligence, resourcefulness and true grit catapulted her to success.
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Flashman sometimes had no money at all, but made up for it with resourcefulness.
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Guinn says Jones' preternatural charisma, resourcefulness and political instincts would play in any era.
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Colin: I dunno, I think you always gotta give points for resourcefulness and accessibility.
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They've survived on resourcefulness, jury-rigging the pitching staff and swapping out position pieces.
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For some who grew up during the Great Depression, resourcefulness was a lifelong habit.
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I think it's also a cultural difference tied to resourcefulness in how one lives.
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But the record of human habitation of Greenland testifies to more than human resourcefulness.
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Repeating that success will require well-targeted funding and tough-minded administrative resourcefulness to succeed.
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And as I have seen among many of Latin America's poorest people, there is resourcefulness.
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Unfortunately, the authors had underestimated the tenacity and resourcefulness of the world's unscrupulous reptile collectors.
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But this call was special; he was very pleased with his own ingenuity and resourcefulness.
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In spite of that elaborate presentation, the dish stands out as an example of resourcefulness.
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Qiao's resourcefulness in "Ash Is Purest White" is a source of both pathos and encouragement.
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The resourcefulness needed to live a life of such insecurity is on full display here.
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Mr. Renton uses his expertise and resourcefulness to obtain parts or fabricate them from scratch.
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The whales' resourcefulness gives researchers some hope for their ability to adapt to climate change.
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The trimmed radiographs represent ingenious resourcefulness and design in an era of widespread cultural repression.
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"That resourcefulness of trying new things, figuring things out," says Bezos, "It pays off in everything."
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The resourcefulness required of capital efficiency can dramatically improve your odds of building a successful startup.
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Lewton was a novelist-turned-producer of first-class taste, wide-ranging imagination and remarkable resourcefulness.
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"Constraints breed resourcefulness, self-sufficiency and invention," reads an Amazon leadership principle listed on its website.
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Many people who grow up without much recognize resourcefulness as an essential skill to get by.
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It is a story of resourcefulness that Mr. Erwin is passing on to his two sons.
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The final out of the last World Series exemplified the Los Angeles Dodgers' resourcefulness and torment.
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But even as a kid, I thought of her as a role model of resilience and resourcefulness.
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"Our cultural scene has persisted precisely because of solidarity, mutual aid, and resourcefulness for decades," Gallisá said.
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With characteristic resourcefulness and grit, our forces fight to maintain a level of readiness despite funding shortfalls.
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I have learnt it is always dangerous to underestimate the resilience and resourcefulness of the American people.
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"Melissa and her resourcefulness -- I believe that's 100 percent why Bailey is walking again," Mikell Sheehan said.
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It lies in our resilience, it's apparent in our resourcefulness, and it shows in our hair, too.
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Elated, he compares himself to TV spy MacGyver, though quickly downgraded his resourcefulness to a Fonzie-level.
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Do you think that resourcefulness can be measured by looking at a student's school and neighborhood demographics?
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Ms. Sodha came to understand how spontaneity, resourcefulness and the ability to adapt define good home cooking.
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During the Civil War, she used her knowledge and resourcefulness as a spy for the Union army.
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Expanding his range to meat and fish at Odo, he has kept the resourcefulness that limitations encourage.
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"It's that resourcefulness of trying new things, clearing things out and seeing what customers really want," says Bezos.
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What strikes Ley most, he told me, is the incredible resourcefulness and creativity of the arrangements he witnessed.
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She was tormented by phantom-limb pain, and Melzack was struck by her linguistic resourcefulness in describing it.
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But more than a few persist, through resourcefulness or audacity, paying the odd $350 fine and soldiering on.
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"They're a symbol of the resourcefulness and hardworking nature of the Chinese community in New York," he said.
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The resourcefulness with which people have accepted and adjusted to their new reality testifies to that human intuition.
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The exhibition's artists, most of them making their New York debuts here, model resourcefulness as well as resistance.
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The Corps's resourcefulness, creativity and engineering expertise no doubt was a critical weapon in that victorious military campaign.
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As Haiti's ambassador to the United States, I have witnessed firsthand the Haitian people's dignity, perseverance and resourcefulness.
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"Spin" champions the resourcefulness of teenagers and pities the grown-ups — villainous or just clueless — who underestimate them.
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The British innovator used his creativity and resourcefulness to invent one of the most important items in modern civilizations.
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Segall and Mattingly have no illusions about these dire realities but instead confront them with artistic resourcefulness and pluck.
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That those can be satisfying is a tribute to Bong's own wily resourcefulness and also to his radical compassion.
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His family was persecuted by The Nazis & survived The Holocaust only because of the strength & resourcefulness of his father.
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"His family was persecuted by The Nazis & survived The Holocaust only because of the strength & resourcefulness of his father."
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That the Jungle existed in the first place testifies not only to their desperate resourcefulness, but to Europe's fecklessness.
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But his resourcefulness was also the same, and it worked even better in Germany than it had in Egypt.
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While the remaining residents savor the calm, it can take some resourcefulness to stay active, connected and well fed.
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Chinese food is a prime example of the alchemical magic that results from a combination of resourcefulness and necessity.
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It's a marvelous source of protein, but even more than that, a demonstration of the resourcefulness of the Kichwas.
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Whatever "merit" he may have possessed, it was the immigrant ethos of tenacity, discipline and resourcefulness that really mattered.
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"Merit is all about resourcefulness," David Coleman, chief executive of the College Board, said in an interview on Thursday.
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But over the course of four games, Cetys displayed superior resourcefulness and skill, with crafty sets and feinted spikes.
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That's because Mallatratt (who died in 2004) expanded the story's purview, with witty resourcefulness, to embrace the meta-theatrical.
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Many jobs in manufacturing require dexterity and resourcefulness, for example, in ways that robots and software still can't match.
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" Of her Broadway performance, he wrote, "her Harper now shimmers with wit and the promise of a buried resourcefulness.
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But that's not the end of pursuing goals — it's the beginning of activating their resourcefulness to find another way.
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When done right, they can serve as examples of black strength and resilience and resourcefulness and talent and beauty.
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With resourcefulness, focus, and good fortune it is possible to become a millionaire by the time you turn 30.
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Imagine unleashing the same resourcefulness in the 700 miles of forbidding corridors under the city's elevated subway lines and highways.
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That village is in the Smaland region of southern Sweden, known for the resourcefulness, stinginess and stubbornness of its inhabitants.
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Bezos explains that resourcefulness and self-reliance are values that he currently uses in his work on a daily basis.
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In one of America's deadliest blizzards, a schoolteacher used quick thinking and resourcefulness to save more than a dozen students.
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What sounds almost like high jinks took extraordinary courage and resourcefulness, and its contribution to the invasion can't be overestimated.
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Showing quite a bit of resourcefulness, Henry had already sent in an application and solicited a recommendation from Chris's father.
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The rise attests to the wealth within the country and the resourcefulness of its companies as they confront U.S. sanctions.
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Message to young people: It's not riches that will make you happy; it's the other stuff: resourcefulness, empathy and love.
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Using ingenuity, resourcefulness and sheer grunt work, fertile fields of sustenance and breathtaking beauty were born — and still flourish today.
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Freedom on the Move and Runaway Slaves in Britain will further shed light on the scale of slave resistance and resourcefulness.
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While she paints in many colors now, she owes her resourcefulness to the lack of options she'd had in the beginning.
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Imagine if the lessons of resilience and resourcefulness had been acquired by not only them, but by the majority of Americans?
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Roseville Police spokesman Rob Baquera credits the girls' quick-thinking and resourcefulness for helping lead investigators to the suspects, FOX40 reported .
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Seeing people embrace innovation and resourcefulness reminds me of some of the great things that our blessed country was founded upon.
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The values of hip-hop—truth and reality, personal ideals, resourcefulness and autonomy—applied to how they lived their lives, too.
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The idea is to encourage students to develop skills, like resourcefulness and time management, that might help them succeed in college.
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Lastly, researchers keep finding new surprises about parrots, which they say rival the great apes and dolphins for intelligence and resourcefulness.
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As a result, she's forced to rely upon her own resourcefulness, finding reservoirs of grit she didn't realize that she possessed.
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Ms. Beskind, the 92-year-old who installed the lazy susan in her fridge, has put her resourcefulness to good use.
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Yet the Bronze Bomber showed remarkable resourcefulness and power, avoiding what would have been a decision loss with those two knockdowns.
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Carving out this niche took a combination of resourcefulness, luck, and personality—along with a lifelong dedication to painting sea creatures.
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Resourcefulness about what's ready or wilting is the subject of the visual survey "Blooms: Contemporary Floral Design" (Phaidon, $49.95, 272 pp.).
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During this challenge, the admissions team is looking for signs of empathy, creativity, resourcefulness, collaboration, and a willingness to ask questions.
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I didn't let this keep me from either, pursuing both love and forbidden conversations with boys with great resourcefulness and assiduity.
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"Each time you have a set back, you're using resilience and resourcefulness, and inventing your way out of a box" says Jeff.
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And this is not a condemnation, by the way, but rather a celebration of the American sense of self determination and resourcefulness.
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For all the powerful women Ms Stephens dispatched in the last fortnight, her own game is defined more by speed and resourcefulness.
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Rey has to rely on her own resourcefulness and strength, and that, Beards says, makes her someone that women want to emulate.
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Combining speed, resourcefulness, and intensity with superior tactical intelligence, Mr Murray held his own with his rivals, even on their preferred surfaces.
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High self-oriented perfectionism is generally associated with the most "adaptive" traits correlated with greater productivity and success, including resourcefulness and assertiveness.
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Its testament to the strength and resourcefulness of an immigrant community belies the stereotypes, assumptions and anxieties that fuel this regressive thinking.
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"Party culture existed to remove ourselves from gang culture," Ms. Rosales said about the resourcefulness of teenagers in finding a nonviolent outlet.
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"That resourcefulness of trying new things, figuring things out ... it pays off in everything," Bezos said at a Summit conference last November.
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If I'm nostalgic, it's not because I was happy in those precarious years but because I was deeply moved by our resourcefulness.
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He made his first album using outdated software, and has attributed most of what people found innovative to his own amateur resourcefulness.
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You encourage them to access their own resourcefulness, counteracting some of the helplessness that leads people to vent in the first place.
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The historical Kaifeng Jews displayed ingenuity, resourcefulness and resilience in maintaining their heritage, and the contemporary community has the same traits to persevere.
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They're a dynamic and hilarious duo of resourcefulness that learn when things don't go as expected, asking "what if" can lead to success.
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With a little resourcefulness, you can plan a full roster of different workouts, including outdoor exercise, throughout your week to keep things interesting.
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It will definitely take every bit of democratic resourcefulness that we can muster to undo the damage that the Court has already caused.
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That resourcefulness, instilled by Cora, makes them the favorites to win this World Series, no matter how many moves Roberts makes in response.
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And suddenly, an act of individual courage and resourcefulness began to play into Europe's fraught and polarized debate about outsiders, immigrants and refugees.
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The creators of the exhibit wrote that they hope it will show the resourcefulness of people as they adapt to a changing environment.
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You should know that you, dear theatergoer, will be sharing the spotlight with the Hypocrites, a theater troupe from Chicago of remarkable resourcefulness.
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The only answer is a kind of wily resourcefulness, an on-the-fly problem-solving knack that can deliver at best small, local victories.
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But "Sense & Sensibility" shares the company's signature approach of do-it-yourself resourcefulness, by which crowded and jostling landscapes are created through minimal means.
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Companies need to trust Appalachians to call upon the resourcefulness, self-sufficiency, ingenuity and altruism that have always guided this part of the country.
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But at its very core, "One Thousand Ways" is about how creativity, excellent salesmanship, hard work and resourcefulness can earn you buckets of money.
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"We focus on what Ford thought important in progress, innovation and resourcefulness," said Patricia E. Mooradian, president and chief executive of the Henry Ford.
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Given the resourcefulness and creativity of dancers and dance makers, should the Bessies not be the most imaginative and entertaining awards night of all?
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Woods, remarkably comfortable in her first film role, gives Goldie a steel spine and a feisty resourcefulness, her moments of vulnerability rare, but essential.
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Despite their skill and resourcefulness, the perpetrators appear to have made a number of mistakes that allowed Check Point to track the apps' origins.
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But I don't think it makes sense for most folks because then, that's the whole ... You have resources as carbs and resourcefulness as muscle.
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It is a testament to the artists' technical skill and aesthetic inventiveness as much as to their grit, resourcefulness, an enviable sense of humor.
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But many of those personal qualities are also immigrant qualities—the resourcefulness, the patience, the craving for work and opportunity, the resilience, the self-reliance.
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The 2.0 is essential because it engages people's artistic methods — of form and composition, of material resourcefulness and curiosity — with the tools of business itself.
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Rey had to rely on her own resourcefulness and strength, and that, Beards says, made her someone that women in the fandom wanted to emulate.
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For me — and I'd say for any marketer — to develop resourcefulness, I needed to have spent significant time in an environment of scarcity, not abundance.
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They will head to Chicago next as they continue to negotiate the schedule with an injury-riddled roster that has placed a premium on resourcefulness.
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Yet all the cast's resourcefulness isn't enough to keep confusion and tedium at bay as this labored allegory unfolds in a painstaking parade of equivalencies.
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Buffett's upbringing instilled in him a sense of ambition, resourcefulness and creativity that has allowed him to build an investment empire and achieve tremendous success.
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The ceremony wasn't how they envisioned it -- but it ended up being a testament to their love, their resourcefulness, and the support of their community.
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And yet Connelly handles even this scene like the seasoned pro he is, avoiding exploitation and producing a demonstration of Ballard's astonishing resourcefulness and bravery.
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Their food cultures — French, Chinese, Indian, North African, but also the many regional cuisines within each — were founded on diversity and resourcefulness in the field.
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The world portrayed in "Jitney" is a self-contained microcosm, shaped by privation, obstruction and a make-do resourcefulness that becomes its own art form.
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Wick grew up in Connecticut, where he cultivated an early resourcefulness, repairing broken hand-me-down toys from his siblings and building skateboards for neighborhood children.
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His message to policymakers is to beware those who tout "the ease and speed with which victory can be achieved while underestimating the resourcefulness of adversaries".
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The network is "getting rid of its focus on detention and demerits" in favour of recognising "curiosity, grit and resourcefulness", says Richard Barth, the organisation's CEO.
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It helps, also, that we come to admire the strength and resourcefulness of both Rachel and her prime foe, Henry's overprotective mother (beautiful, formidable Michelle Yeoh).
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It connects with the country's youth culture and its music scene, which teems with resourcefulness, energy, and collaboration in a land without virtually any internet connection.
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With a little gusto, some dollars here and there, and a bit of resourcefulness, the tips below might just turn you in Villalobos in a bathrobe.
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Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth—a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker Movement.
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This is a minor miracle, owing to resourcefulness, fortitude, a soft schedule and the inescapable conclusion that the N.L. does not really have five good teams.
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Because allowing them to take risks and be self-reliant teaches resourcefulness — a key trait both in business and in daily life, says the Amazon founder.
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Though each one of these failures lasted over a year, says the CEO, his resourcefulness and willingness to try new things paid off in the end.
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My parents are from rural parts of El Salvador so in their resourcefulness, they were able to adapt their agrarian-based skills to this new country.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Reread the article, looking for statements made by David Coleman, chief executive of the College Board, about resourcefulness.
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With her spirit and resourcefulness, I hope that one day Alice Paul Tapper will help us finally make the Equal Rights Amendment part of the Constitution.
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Credit bureaus — and others in the financial services industry – shouldn't cease to push the boundaries of resourcefulness and imagination to promote financial stability and create opportunity.
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Both are solitary survival stories set in deeply inhospitable environments where human beings cannot survive without the aid of man-made equipment, not to mention uncanny resourcefulness.
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In an environment where art supplies and art education are scarce, this resourcefulness itself is evidence of the local character he hopes to convey in these portraits.
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My boss recognized and acknowledged the skills that enabled me to do the new job well: curiosity, perseverance, resourcefulness, professionalism, the ability to infer and draw conclusions.
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One of the less impressive responses Welch received included a candidate saying, "I read your Wikipedia," which she says hardly demonstrated the resourcefulness she was looking for.
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This combination of vision and resourcefulness has made his work in demand among those who appreciate his somewhat Brutalist pieces as both furniture and works of art.
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I missed my mom, who as a single parent and often self-employed writer/editor always had a kind of doggedness and resourcefulness in dealing with bureaucracy.
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"It tells us a lot about the resourcefulness of our predecessors, how pragmatic they were," said Dan Lee, the city historian in the Office of Historic Alexandria.
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Gabby Williams, UConn's most complete player, displayed her usual resourcefulness inside with 23 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, and all five starters scored in double digits.
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He was hailed as a hero for the reassuring demeanor, forthright responses and resourcefulness that helped prevent a complete meltdown, by both the reactor and the public.
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"Looking at our history, there's such a vital connection between the food that we've eaten and the resourcefulness we've had to have in this country," Williams said.
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In this way Vigía makes common cause with ordinary Cuban citizens, whose resourcefulness and ingenuity have become national characteristics, and exquisite design takes the place of broad consumerism.
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Yet despite these challenges, many of these kids do amazing things -- in or out of school -- that reflect talent, resourcefulness, determination and the potential to change the world.
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And despite her resourcefulness (managing to survive without taking on credit card debt while living just above the poverty line), she didn't pay her taxes for two years.
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As an artist, Birk is more focused on the resourcefulness found in the streets of Mexico City than he is on analyzing the layers of formalism or craft.
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He dreams of cooking for all the bikers, a mashup of the comforts of Americana diners with the resourcefulness he's gained by hitting high-end restaurants' bottom lines.
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Yes, America is, and will be once more when the nightmare passes, as it must if Americans have half the stubborn resourcefulness and passionate idealism of Richard Holbrooke.
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Every culture has a soft spot for comic resourcefulness, and you can still see a Puss & Mew, as it was called, at the Beefeater distillery, in South London.
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Directed by Sean Hanish from a script by Dmitry Portnoy, "Saint Judy" begins by underscoring the title character's resourcefulness, then playing up her pluckiness and single-mom status.
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A sense of resourcefulness pervades her cooking, which incorporates so-called ugly foods — ingredients that would have otherwise been discarded for purely aesthetic reasons — and whole-animal butchery.
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The resourcefulness and nastiness of this particular breed of scam is truly impressive, and Patel and 23 others will be going away for a while for their many crimes.
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Kepler's success is a testament to the resourcefulness of scientists, and a reminder that missions don't have to go exactly as planned in order to be a smashing success.
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Jamal doesn't have Grover's suaveness but does have a certain resourcefulness that comes in handy when drugs need to be manufactured or a school computer needs to be hacked.
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"It turns out in America that within every racial group — Asian, white, black, Latino — there are large numbers of people who show resourcefulness within very limited circumstances," he said.
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The challenges of living in a world not built for us are occasions for resourcefulness and adaptability, especially for those of us who start out disabled early in life.
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Over the last two years Ms. Cortez learned how to weld for this project and related pieces; she says such resourcefulness is par for the course for an immigrant.
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When scrutinizing the authenticity of Filipino cuisine, De Guzman believes Filipinos have historically made a practice of resourcefulness, using various elements from different countries and making them their own.
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Finkelstein believes that Bezos&apos resourcefulness manifests itself in curiosity, as he maintains a continuous focus on developing new and better ideas that are critical to Amazon&aposs culture.
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Back then it was somewhat out of necessity, what Sachs calls an "honest resourcefulness" that characterizes salvaged materials and things that are better than new, because they have a history.
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Both make the most out of the least by relying on found objects or recycled materials, and celebrate the resourcefulness of communities often excluded from formal economies or creative industries.
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It was a rocky journey, but Benz steered through with unruffled resourcefulness, as the story goes—unclogging a valve with a hatpin and patching a chafed engine with her garter.
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Today, that resourcefulness has led to an autonomous charging system spotted by Electrek that will automatically guide the Model S's charging cable into the waiting receptacle, no human intervention required.
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In certain situations, though, stylists have to tap into their creativity and resourcefulness — not to mention sewing skills — to find the perfect combination of shapewear and undies for a dress.
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Ana, who vibrates at a "different galactic frequency," is not tamed, exactly, but she learns the art of kindness, while Paul, the perennial worrier and caretaker, learns resourcefulness and courage.
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Most left their countries as unskilled peasants, yet through resourcefulness and hard work in the United States they acquired a diverse set of professional skills and rose through the ranks.
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Rory's gig at the Gazette is an appalling detour for a former editor of the Yale Daily News that's presented as a moment of take-charge resourcefulness on her part.
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That, according to Negrón-Muntaner, manifests the untapped creativity and resourcefulness of people who were forced out of the job market (Puerto Rico's unemployment rate is 8.8% as of March 2019).
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And now here's Moana, a fully rounded character with an idealized yet believable body, flaws that she acknowledges and fights, and a resourcefulness that makes her admirable even when she's failing.
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Just as Cubans have dealt with shortages of food and other general goods for decades, the island's comedians have to use their ingenuity and resourcefulness when comes to making political jokes.
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A girl named Yu'er, who has a disability that limits her walking, and the grandfather who cares for her live simply, but their days are filled with both resourcefulness and amazement.
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The traits the book described — resilience, resourcefulness, courage — were the same ones I could see in the refugees I worked with, a group I didn't want to admit I belonged to.
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Surrounded by companies working on alternative energy sources and touting their resourcefulness, the irony was rich, but it was no laughing matter, especially for residents who rely on electric medical devices.
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A little resourcefulness goes a long way in matters of cheese substitution, and Cro Mags frontman John Joseph guided us to lactose-free greatness with faux-mozzarella shreds and dairy-free ricotta.
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Machines will never replace the resourcefulness and thoughtfulness of these employees and it is our duty as business leaders to make sure they have the skills necessary to keep our businesses competitive.
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If the 2.0 version invites ingenuity and resourcefulness with tools of business, the 3.0 version allows us to enter into civic conversation with each other about the collective design of market structures.
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Instead, the company is watching for test-taking behaviors — how long is spent answering a question, or even how many browser tabs are open — that hint at qualities like resourcefulness and perseverance.
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By a stroke of insight and resourcefulness, the Jodrell Bank staff and assembled reporters were the first people outside of the Luna control center to view the stark landscape of the Moon.
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Both prized family ties above all else; both took corporal punishment for granted; the cuisine of both, in its creativity with scrap ingredients, testified to a long history of poverty and resourcefulness.
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The question is whether our governments and the wider international community have the political courage and resourcefulness to find ways to not let them down and sow the seeds for future tragedies.
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Still, the doubling of Tehran stock prices speaks to the resourcefulness of Iranian companies in evading the bite of the Trump administration's sanctions while, in many instances, profiting precisely because of them.
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Thankfully, Stranger Things has well established that its teen characters aren't just any group of adolescents; they have tons of talent and smarts and resourcefulness to go around, even without El handy.
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To be able to exert control over your domain as a mother with flair, and love, and resourcefulness, is something that few people, regardless of income, have the time and resources to do.
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The superstar singer is putting on a "special signature event" in Detroit that will serve as "a celebration of the resourcefulness of the people of Flint and Detroit, Michigan," according to her camp.
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"We were impressed by the contemporary resourcefulness that instills Masayuki Ino's designs with an urban touch infused with fresh poetry," executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and LVMH Prize founder Delphine Arnault said.
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Today these acts, offering up a striking example of community, compassion, and comity, remind us of the resourcefulness and resounding human goodness that inevitably rise up in the face of darkness and calamity.
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The competitors are trained athletes who proclaim their strength and resourcefulness in the outdoors, and their first task is to kayak on the open ocean toward an inhospitable, remote island in the Caribbean.
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Parrot partisans say the birds easily rival the great apes and dolphins in all-around braininess and resourcefulness, and may be the only animals apart from humans capable of dancing to the beat.
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The story of the first woman to circumnavigate the globe on a bike—displaying a level of resourcefulness and fitness that many people at the time did not believe women possessed—almost disappeared.
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We are talking about protection in another part of one's homeland, for someone who has already shown the resourcefulness to venture thousands of miles to a distant country, with an unfamiliar culture and language.
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"During this critical juncture, I am confident Dr. Hawk Sawyer and Dr. Kane will lead BOP with the competence, skill, and resourcefulness they have embodied throughout their government careers," Barr said in a statement.
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Indeed, it is unclear whether in its final year, the administration has the inclination, patience or resourcefulness to mount an initiative on North Korea that would bear comparison to its Iran or Cuba diplomacy.
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For those working in Athens or Mexico City, with hardly any commercial galleries to support them, a different kind of "resourcefulness, collaboration and commitment to be an artist" is required, Mr. Carrion-Murayari said.
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If over the years New England has thrived by adapting to its personnel — featuring a downfield passing game one season, two tight ends another — Pittsburgh these last few months has demonstrated its own resourcefulness.
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And second, to T's extraordinary staff, in particular to photography director Nadia Vellam and staff editor M.H. Miller, who responded to a number of 11th-hour crises with their characteristic stoicism, ingenuity and resourcefulness.
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Soda Bucket Man's resourcefulness was celebrated with nearly 50,000 retweets and 80,000 likes for the initial tweet, but this not the first time someone has put soda in a receptacle big enough to swim in.
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Some are fleeing violence and instability, others poverty; either way, it is never only desperation that gets someone across a desert or ocean; it's also great ambition, resourcefulness and determination — desirable traits, to be sure.
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It speaks to the Met's resourcefulness that it was able to field such an impressive premiere cast — the rising stars Sonya Yoncheva and Vittorio Grigolo and the stalwart Zeljko Lucic — on such relatively short notice.
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But some of the most moving chapters — which also manage, miraculously, to be laugh-out-loud funny — focus on the grinding years of the Depression, when the family genius for resourcefulness was taxed to breaking.
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Featuring a cast of four portraying too many characters to count, "39 Steps" remains a gallant and giggly ode to make-do resourcefulness, to the air of spinning illusions out of nothing but a clown's talents.
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What NIMPH lacks in size it makes up for in resourcefulness, because instead of schlepping gas out to Europa, the lander would be equipped with a system to harvest propellant out from its ice-rich surroundings.
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On the receiving end of all that poorly restrained aggression, Winstead estimably balances Michelle's flight-or-fight reactions with an unanticipated resourcefulness and assertive depth of self-preservation that's a challenging match for Howard's perverse manipulations.
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Coker made it to Alabama—and before that, to Florida State—on raw arm strength, which separates him from Sims's hare-like scrambles, McCarron's unerring poise, McElroy's moxie and resourcefulness, or Wilson's immaculate high school pedigree.
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" Elsewhere, she adds, Iraqi resourcefulness is emerging from the bottom: "Startups, including Iraq's version of Amazon, a grocery-delivery service, co-working spaces and culture cafes, have grown by being outside the purview of the government.
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"Today we celebrate the end of a very long and difficult journey and I would like to commend the Greek people on their perseverance and resourcefulness," European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told CNBC via email.
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By the time the blooper reel rolls at the end of each movie, the audience understands that Chan came out on top not just because of his mastery, but because of human virtues like perseverance and resourcefulness.
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White Mountaineering returned with a trapper-tinged collection called Trailblazer, and Coach celebrated doughty American archetypes like Kit Carson with a succession of patched leather jackets, lumberjack shirts, bandannas and bucket hats virtually bristling with flinty resourcefulness.
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More recently, however, especially in the wake of the global financial crisis in 2008, some have contended that China is unique in terms of the resourcefulness and determination of its government in the pursuit of economic growth.
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The ISS crews don't have access to a lot of specialized medical equipment, so their emergency instructions depend on resourcefulness with household items like Ziplock bags, Drink Bags, tape, gauze, and over-the-counter medications like Ibuprofen.
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So he lived in a homeless shelter uptown, and because he could not get a job, he sold newspapers on a corner in Chelsea, hoping his suits would signal the dignity and resourcefulness of people with disabilities.
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The hundreds of thousands of people who have fled escalating gang violence in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador in the past few years have demonstrated great resolve and resourcefulness in getting themselves and their children to safety.
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In a Summit LA panel with his brother Mark Bezos, the billionaire says that he he picked up a crucial business skill from his grandfather, Lawrence Preston Gise, which he has used repeatedly through his career: resourcefulness.
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In this case, the tempering is a great introduction to the resourcefulness and finesse of Indian home cooks: Just a few tablespoons of carefully seasoned fat, tipped in at the very last moment, transform an entire pot.
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But the inventiveness and resourcefulness of his most pointed work, his willingness to rethink something as simple yet taken-for-granted as press release convention, suggests that his pessimism could be tempered with a touch more optimism.
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But we have a hunch that it was your thrift and resourcefulness that brought you here in the first place, because we've rounded up some of the best bridesmaids-friendly dresses that we could find for under $100.
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Still, I appreciate that Qyburn took the time to have the thing loaded and aimed so Cersei could fire it, and have the kind of satisfying moment of power that keeps her impressed with Qyburn's resourcefulness and loyalty.
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McKibben urgently calls on the United States—its government, the unrivaled capacity of its private sector and the resourcefulness of its people—to make a dedicated commitment to stop, and even reverse, the negative impacts of climate change.
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Ten industry specialists who spoke to Reuters said starting up the turbines without engineers from Siemens or its partners would be a tough test of the country's engineering resourcefulness, fraught with technical problems, expensive and a legal minefield.
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A very interesting book could be written about the Raccoon and, with its industrious energy and resourcefulness, it deserves to be elevated to the status of the National Emblem in place of the parasitical, carrion-feeding Bald Eagle.
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"Ozark" uses Marty's voice-over musings about hard work and the wages of parenthood to give the appearance of gravitas, but the show's through line is really just his resourcefulness in the face of gruesome, cartel-style justice.
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Ribollita is perhaps the most well known example of that resourcefulness, a rather soulful and satisfying and remarkably tasty soup made out of the harshest nothing of stale dry crusts of bread, "reboiled" with water and olive oil.
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The five-year ban would merely redouble their resourcefulness as they search for workarounds that allow them to not technically classify as "lobbyists" once leaving the administration but rather to occupy some other very similar role in Washington officialdom.
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The artistic collective Dear Climate — comprised of Una Chaudhuri, Fritz Ertl, Oliver Kellhammer, and Marina Zurkow — goes a step beyond silver-lining resourcefulness toward a paradoxical embrace of the climate in order to better adjust to its coming upheavals.
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Though Bergkamp faced bitter criticism from fans and the media throughout his two seasons in Italy, he too has credited his time in Serie A as teaching him tactical awareness, resourcefulness, initiative and, perhaps most importantly, more about himself.
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" The researchers also determined that in particular, nation-state actors are effective in not just quickly entering networks but getting into the systems deeply, "demonstrating patience and resourcefulness as they search for high-value data in the targeted organization.
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Since my accident, I have been humbled to realize the often dire effect of civic dysfunction on the vulnerable, and have had to recognize that some of what I once took for resourcefulness was in truth enabled by privilege.
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Jesus's gifts would seem to include prodigious reserves of guile and resourcefulness along with elite hand-to-hand combat skills, though it remains to be seen whether or how he will bring those to bear in aide of the main group.
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The past year and into last week, that has not been the case, in large part because of the unexpected and ongoing resourcefulness of U.S. shale oil drillers, the world's de facto swing producers after Saudi Arabia refused to cut output.
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Whatever the case there, in a once rent-friendly borough, galleries and artists alike are scrambling, a reality that tends to promote resourcefulness in exhibition options and to give at least some art being shown and produced a political edge.
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In his latest book, The End of the Myth, historian Greg Grandin describes changing attitudes toward "the frontier thesis"—which argued that uniquely American traits like independence and resourcefulness were shaped by the process of moving westward and dominating new territory.
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The play highlighted Thompson's resourcefulness: After getting switched onto the 6-foot-10, 234-pound Lyles, Thompson bullied him so far off the low block that Lyles had to take an entry pass a half-step inside the 3-point line.
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They were among the first to pointedly use the word "survivor," often replacing "victim" in a form of deliberate rebranding to emphasize women's resourcefulness rather than their helplessness and the decisions they had made that allowed them to stay safe and sane.
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Those speech patterns, however, prove something of a distraction initially, with the performance growing stronger as she displays her resourcefulness and grit while fighting battles on two fronts -- one against the kidnappers, another versus her father-in-law and his legal henchmen.
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The rebellion, in its reliance on resourcefulness and imaginative grit, resembles the battles that the Slow Food movement has waged against big agriculture or that some tech start-ups have opened against legacy businesses (cab companies, hotels) in the transportation and housing spheres.
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It heaps disdain and punishment on characters who would go at the task lightly, oblivious of their own biases, assumptions and mistranslations — like a syphilitic American sergeant who "witnesses all and sees none," and fatally underestimates the intelligence and resourcefulness of the Filipinos.
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A boy with no father and a strange mother may seem pitiful to his peers at school, but the adults Alex meets admire his courage, honesty and resourcefulness, which brings those qualities to the foreground and allows young readers to admire them, too.
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Children as young as 10 are building cars with just pizza boxes and pieces of aluminum foil, while an all-female team from India and a duo from Palestine have recently made headlines for their resourcefulness in building effective cars under adverse conditions.
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Intricately detailed craft objects like flower baskets formed from seashells found in dry river beds in California and Utah speak to not only the resourcefulness of camp inmates, but also the resources taken away and withheld from Japanese Americans by the US government.
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Stronger demonstrations of his wit and resourcefulness, his ability to treat vegetables like meat without seeming to be pulling a scam, are the spit-roasted beets and the coffee-laced carrots Wellington at Narcissa, his more casual restaurant in the Standard East Village hotel.
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The hope now is that his savage attacks, penchant for mimicry and resourcefulness in nickname creation — recall "Lyin' Ted" and "Little Marco" — can be turned to devastating effect on the very Senate Democrats who have gone to lengths to avoid publicly breaking with him.
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His name is (sometimes) Alexsi and he stands out in his orphanage for his resourcefulness and instinct for escape; these gifts, after a brief interlude running guns in Iran, lead to his recruitment as a Russian spy, just in time for World War II. Hurray.
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With poise and resourcefulness, Manning led the Giants on an 83-yard drive, which included a pivotal but helter-skelter play: He avoided multiple sack attempts and heaved a pass downfield that wide receiver David Tyree caught by pinning the football against his helmet.
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Mr. Sweat appeared confident that his mechanical skill — "I just have this ability to take things apart and put them back together" — his persistence, resourcefulness and his analytical nature would have served him just as well had he tried to escape from Five Points.
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While it might take a dash of resourcefulness, the internet-fueled age we live in has birthed a number of ways in which people can discover the names and artists behind the mysterious, rare, or just u-Shazamable tracks that pique our interest on the dancefloor.
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While the State Department's United States Refugee Admissions Program gives refugees funding for the first 21973 days after arrival, people have to rely on their own resourcefulness and on nonprofit organizations for help acclimating to a new country and culture that's vastly different from the one they fled.
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The College Board had introduced the Environmental Context Dashboard as an index that would measure factors, such as crime rates and poverty levels in students' neighborhoods, to reflect their "resourcefulness to overcome challenges and achieve more with less," David Coleman, the board's chief executive officer said in May.
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Stinky the garbage truck (the voice of Jaden Betts) and Dirty the backhoe loader (Jacob Guenther) — best friends and unlikely heroes plucked from the pages of the "I Stink!" books, by Kate and Jim McMullan — learn success through resourcefulness and a lot of "what ifs" when things don't go their way.
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We choose to be blind to the policy choices our politicians have made — and that many have benefited from, while others suffered — while simultaneously holding firmly to the belief that all of our own successes and comforts are simply the result of our and our families' drive, ambition and resourcefulness.
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If we ignore "Elektra" (2005), which isn't hard to do, this is the first film to be fronted by a woman in the male-infested galaxy of Marvel—quite a burden for Larson, who shoulders it with ease, executing her duties, not to mention her opponents, with resourcefulness and wit.
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The theatre described in this book is a playhouse where we may find easy, elaborate mechanism, great technical skill and resourcefulness, ready invention, charm and vividness and splendor; but the imagination, true poetic vision, the perception with Plato of "the essential character of each individual thing," there is precious little.
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Jeff laughs about the "buff Bezos" meme the blew up the Internet earlier this year Jeff laughs about the "buff Bezos" meme the blew up the Internet earlier this year How he learned resourcefulness: Jeff spent summer from age four to sixteen on an isolated farm owned by his grandfather he called "Pop".
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With a painterly eye for beauty and the resourcefulness to create the impression of elegance from the most mundane materials — a glittering chandelier for a 21955 production of "La Traviata" at the Lyric Opera of Chicago was made from plastic spoons — Mr. Heeley was a designer of both grandeur and witty panache.
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Birk is particularly interested in the way marginalized communities are forced to be inventive, creating solutions to immediate problems: insecurity (shards of glass serve as barbed wire); work (posters for day laborers and loose cigarettes sold individually); and lack of resources (resourcefulness, like housing a single fluorescent light bulb in a Gatorade bottle).
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Still, for a college located in the heart of Cajun country — where resourcefulness is considered a defining character trait — it seemed inevitable that once Louisiana-Lafayette began slapping its red fleur-de-lis logo on hamburger buns, coffee and wine, it would license what might be considered an essential oil in these parts — beer.
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But the fact of language, even the beauty of language, is secondary to the larger work of the poem, which I think is to enter into that uncharted emotional territory or to bring us — with a greater sense of courage and resourcefulness — toward the things that are just messy, overwhelming, rife with conflict or contradiction.
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This is not to say that there isn't a conceptual rigor to his work — the sculptures, photographs, and installations on view speak to our shared and individual experiences of space; to collectivity and community; ritual and healing — but Neto's material resourcefulness strikes us first, perhaps because it stimulates such intrinsically human desires: to be swaddled and held.
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"The spirit of community and resourcefulness of the people of Puerto Rico has been remarkable—neighbours helping neighbours and helping others before helping themselves," Greg Ramm, Vice-President for Humanitarian Response at Save The Children, which is providing both immediate assistance and long-term aid to children, youth and their families in Puerto Rico, told VICE Impact.
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" Ben Brantley, the chief theater critic for The New York Times, last month described Mr. Grandage as one of the best directors working in London at the moment, writing, "Among the mainstream establishment, I'd single out Michael Grandage and Mr. Hytner (who both now run their own theater companies) for combining original theatrical wit and resourcefulness with commercial instincts.
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This environment is the difference between whether or not a marketer ends up cutting their teeth and growing in their abilities or forever sucking on the teat provided by your friendly neighborhood VC. And the word "resourcefulness" is a misnomer, containing a beautiful irony of sorts: it's a trait that only develops when resources are running on empty.
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On topics ranging from the Russian government's semi-covert military, financial, and political support to separatists in eastern Ukraine, to massive corruption at the highest levels of the Kremlin, to state violence against Chechnya's LGBT population, to the inner workings of the very disinformation machine at issue, Russian journalists have demonstrated courage and resourcefulness in providing domestic and international audiences with resonant reporting on contemporary Russia.
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In many ways Stella's work is still tethered to the powerful certainties that ruled abstract painting when he was a young man, and the force of his conviction and the depth of his resourcefulness to keep the dream alive are truly remarkable, but these certainties have long lost their sheen, leading to the unavoidable question: Does the world really need another piece by Frank Stella?
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Cannibalism was the prime reason the story lodged itself in our national psyche; but more than that, the fate of the Donner party was a denial, a violent repudiation, of the myth of Manifest Destiny: Here were a group of westward pioneers, the very picture of courage, resourcefulness and pluck, who ended up reduced to a level of squalor and barbarism almost beyond words.
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At the same time, he captured children's resilience — their spirit and pluck in the face of danger and their remarkable resourcefulness, whether it's Max facing down the wild things with their "terrible teeth" and "terrible claws" with "the magic trick of staring into all their yellow eyes without blinking once"; or the children in "Brundibar" (which he and the playwright Tony Kushner adapted from the Czech children's opera), who manage to outwit the town bully.
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Specifically, the list of the behavioral clues the Court gleaned and examined includes: manifested personal and commercial ambition and aggressiveness by company executives in pursuit of business goals; concerns over the individual's and the business's reputation in the industry; responsiveness to professional and corporate peer pressure; strength of character brought to bear upon company policies and operations; level of commitment to business objectives and resourcefulness and creativity in securing and managing the means to carry them out; impulse to prevail in competitive settings and to exercise will power directed to that end; motivation to achieve marketing targets surpassing competitors; inducement to strive harder impelled by the prospect of promotion and rise of standing within a corporation or industry; resort to disruptive or contrarian ways to gain competitive ends and demonstrable success in doing so; and patterns of past conduct and duration and consistency of openly known identification with and adherence to a recognized professional or business culture.
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