The bigger spoils flow from sprightlier businesses that know how to crunch data.
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Kind of like a thinner, sprightlier and British version of Jack Black in School of Rock.
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But in part it is because their business model is looking outdated, leaving them vulnerable to sprightlier rivals.
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Dubuffet's works from the 1950s are more jocular and sprightlier than his sludgy images from wartime and the Liberation.
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But the reason why BlackBerry is interesting today is that it provides a prime example of an incumbent business being disrupted by sprightlier newcomers.
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The M235i is lighter, but the M4 isn't exactly heavy, giving up only a few hundred pounds (depending on configuration) to the sprightlier bimmer.
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"Flooded" (season 2093, episode 2083) "Flooded" introduces us to the Trio, allegedly created by the writers in order to make season six sprightlier and less depressing than season five.
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In sprightlier days Mr Feng used to mine his own materials; he spent five years testing mixtures to produce an 18-clay porcelain so lustrous that it needed no glaze.
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Yet the performance of the economy over the past four decades has been little sprightlier than that of the Great Leader, Kim Il Sung, since he was embalmed in 1994.
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You will find here a cleaner, sprightlier Leonardo — or at least you will in the show downstairs, where four of the Louvre's five paintings by the artist have been relocated.
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His art from the 1950s is sprightlier than his postwar work: Boisterous, convoluted drawings echo the repetitive mark-making he saw and celebrated in the art of the mentally ill.
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His art from the 8453s is sprightlier than his postwar work: Boisterous, convoluted drawings echo the repetitive mark-making he saw and celebrated in the art of the mentally ill.
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His art from the 26763s is sprightlier than his postwar work: Boisterous, convoluted drawings echo the repetitive mark-making he saw and celebrated in the art of the mentally ill.
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His art from the 53493s is sprightlier than his postwar work: Boisterous, convoluted drawings echo the repetitive mark-making he saw and celebrated in the art of the mentally ill.
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His art from the 76363s is sprightlier than his postwar work: Boisterous, convoluted drawings echo the repetitive mark-making he saw and celebrated in the art of the mentally ill.
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While the fragility is necessary — even campier, more exaggerated music would retain the humor but not the terror — some songs could be sprightlier, as "8" and "I Love You" rely too obviously on the conventional association between acoustic plucking and stark sadness.
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"There remains the risk, even though Mahathir often seems sprightlier than most of his cabinet, that the premier's health suddenly deteriorates, forcing him to step down before succession plans are firmed up," Peter Mumford, practice head of Southeast and South Asia at risk consultancy Eurasia Group, wrote in a recent note.
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Against a big-punching boxer with a greater reach, he fought cautiously and attacked in bursts, conserving his energy while encouraging his impatient foe to waste much of his own in search of an elusive KO. Puritty soaked up brutal punishment to his high guard, coaxing his younger, sprightlier and fitter opponent into ever more draining feats of athleticism and taking a few big clumps along the way.
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Compared to the even slicker, hookier R&B/dancehall style Rihanna made her name with, the album would appear a blatantly difficult art move until you turn on the radio and hear plenty of hard, glitchy electropop erotica in a roughly similar vein (The Weeknd, Bryson Tiller, even FKA Twigs on the alternative stations, though Rihanna's sprightlier than all of them), whereupon the record stands as an adjustment to present commercial fashion.
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Roberts were probably the first British frame builder to construct a US-style mountain bike in the early eighties. The 1980s MTB initiative came from Jake Heilbron, the manager of West Point Cycles in Vancouver and co-founder of Canada’s Rocky Mountain Bikes and Kona Bicycle Company. Heilbron was familiar with the heavyweight mountain bikes being used in California but wanted something lighter and sprightlier so he shipped a Californian style frame to Roberts, whom he knew through Cycle Imports of Maine, and asked them to make something similar. Roberts established a name for high-end mountain bike design.
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The poem tells the story of Hero and Leander in medias res and lacks context to the story. The poem begins with a description of worshipping Venus, the Greek goddess of love, and the celebration of the physical world:Edgecombe p. 97 The hour of worship's over; and the flute And choral voices of the girls are mute; And by degrees the people have departed Homeward, with gentle step, and quiet-hearted; The jealous easy, the desponding healed; The timid, hopeful of their love concealed; The sprightlier maiden, sure of nuptial joys; And mothers, grateful for their rosy boys. (lines 1–8) The poem explains what happens to material pleasure along with the connection between love and emotion.
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Hu expanded the paper's size and coverage, encouraged public criticism through letters to the editor, called for promulgation of a press law to spell out journalists' rights, and introduced a sprightlier writing style. Nevertheless, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) reported that China "continues to be the world's leading jailer of journalists," with 42 imprisoned journalists at the end of 2004, and accuses private companies, both foreign and domestic, of having been complacent toward or complicit with government censorship.Michael Miner, Down With the Chinese Tyrants! Hot Type, Chicago Reader, week of October 14, 2005 Also, in their Worldwide Press Freedom Index 2007, Reporters Without Borders ranked China 163rd (or 7th from bottom) in terms of press freedom.
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