It seems insulting to their effort to suggest that excelling for a good team is somehow more important than excelling for a bad team.
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At just 15 years old, she is excelling at both.
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It did so by excelling at its few, basic goods.
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I ended up excelling beyond what I thought was possible.
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Despite everything she has been through, Sarah is excelling in school.
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Why is Trump struggling in territory where he should be excelling?
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High school students are completely capable of excelling at college courses.
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Embracing absurdity is an art, and they are excelling at it.
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One is the company is excelling in the space they're operating.
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The former prisoners ended up excelling once they joined these tech companies.
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So I can see you are excelling in your pursuit of experiences.
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One area in which Trubisky is excelling is throwing on the move.
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Now, he's happily married, working, excelling in school, and surrounded by friends.
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Excelling in big-time college basketball sits easily at mission-oriented institutions.
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It is a treasured asset for Aiswarya, who is excelling at school.
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Now, Sidibe's ambitions include excelling both in front of and behind the camera.
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As it turned out, Betts ended up loving, and excelling at, multiple sports.
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He adjusted, and I think he adjusted by excelling at pleasing these fellows.
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SaaS companies, which are standing on the shoulders of cloud providers, are excelling.
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We're asking him to play center field off and he's excelling at that.
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Testaverde and Moon hung around for three more years without ever excelling again.
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Black sports fans now had a new hero, excelling blatantly, in mixed company.
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Where Rodriguez has been excelling in recent fights is in his counters to takedowns.
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It turns out that young women are excelling academically at higher and higher rates.
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Trudeau was reportedly "excelling at a sport," and Perry could not bear the jealousy.
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Meanwhile you have a few that are kind of excelling at their use cases.
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Being good at one sort of precludes you from being excelling at the other.
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Here and elsewhere, Huntley writes with wit and verve, excelling at economically hilarious descriptions.
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Look deeper, and all you will find is that he is excelling in everything.
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When healthy, Koepka also has shown a flair for excelling on the major stage.
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Or because excelling on the gridiron was something others expected and wanted of him?
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Now, I'm excelling at my career with a B.S. and M.A. under my belt.
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Meeting and excelling at those financial challenges helped her earn a $500 award last year.
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When life gets hard, she says, Turks put their effort into excelling in artistic pursuits.
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He's recently taken on a new teaching job and is excelling in the new position.
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And he'd done his part, excelling in South Africa's famously difficult high school exit exam.
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"With the AR format particularly, they're going after what Snap's excelling at," said Essence's Bright.
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In school I started excelling in math and found that it came easily to me.
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But excelling on the pole takes more than brute strength and a high pain threshold.
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It successfully enriches by focusing on excelling in the few areas that make it singular.
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But just when Safarova was excelling, a bacterial infection sidelined her for about six months.
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Like Mutesi, she too is from a background and excelling in a male-dominated field.
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Indeed, there aren't many polls showing Democrats excelling in the well-educated districts where Mrs.
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But graceful splits and steady balance made me a natural for excelling on the balance beam.
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Only England's Premier League has seen a decline, which has not stopped English youngsters from excelling.
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"Getting the job you want always starts with excelling at the one you have," McMillon says.
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Excelling academically sometimes attracted negative attention from his peers, something Jidenna said his students also experienced.
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I think he was excelling in a sport that we weren't, so it was pure jealousy.
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Bonding with your boss isn't something most of us consider imperative to excelling at the office.
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We subsequently won the 46-year Cold War by excelling at these two types of science.
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They built strong bases of support among white liberal voters, excelling in places like Boulder, Colo.
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So, we put them to work, and we started seeing how kids were excelling from it.
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But here they were, dancing, lobbing and excelling in a setting that urged them to aspire.
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That's not only a problem for workers who reap little benefit for excelling in their work.
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Clinton is excelling in diverse and well-educated states like Virginia, Colorado and even North Carolina.
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He started watching YouTube videos of gamers excelling at Call of Duty, and he was hooked.
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Mr. Williams became a standout student at Benjamin Banneker Academy, excelling particularly in math and English.
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The closest he came to excelling at both was with the Boston Red Sox in 1918.
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Coming from a family where education and excelling at school is so important, it was awful.
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Excelling in debates used to be a real political currency to take on the campaign trail.
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The key to excelling in this position is to take advantage of every chance you get.
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But in many cases, the N.B.A. came calling after seeing the women excelling on their own.
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And bears are large and powerful, excelling at both combat and grabbing the attention of nearby foes.
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He played all the sports, excelling in soccer and golf, and had a hard time sitting still.
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He wasn't excelling at his studies at the University of Dayton Law School — he had flunked out.
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Mallory (Billie Lorde) is among those students and is excelling at turning her petals into blue butterflies.
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"The perception is that if a child is excelling that child can be left alone," Lubinski says.
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Powell remembered Bush, who died late Friday at the age of 94, as excelling at foreign policy.
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Kawhi Leonard has been doing more play-making and excelling at it for the Los Angeles Clippers.
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During that time, "I was excelling at my job and getting promotions and pay increases," he says.
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I think it's really true of girls when they get to a point where you're-Excelling. Yeah.
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All in all, Mr. Peace's students now are excelling in comparison to the start of the year.
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It's not about money or status or things; it's about becoming who you truly are, and excelling.
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Condé Nast built its business — and mystique — by excelling in the now-antiquated art of making magazines.
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Andy, her mom says, absolutely loves to swim and is already excelling after only six months of classes.
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Leutner, now 15, is reportedly thriving and excelling in school as she prepares to begin her sophomore year.
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Prince George recently got a tennis lesson from Roger Federer, and is apparently already excelling at the sport.
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Instead of excelling at a single task, the Rabbitgoo No-Pull Dog Harness satisfies most daily canine demands.
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Political Calculus Across the postindustrial world, the populist right is excelling in the old bastions of the left.
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But integral to excelling in juggling as well as in science, Savage suggested, is a stick-to-itiveness.
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Voters could factor in his added expectations after rebuffing Nashville and Buffalo and still excelling in New York.
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Omega is one of the top names in at-home juicing, specifically excelling in the masticating juicer department.
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The keys to this are excelling in school, doing your best and keeping your family close, he said.
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Mozilla's future depends on us excelling at our current work and developing new offerings to expand our impact.
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One area of life that you aren't excelling at will eventually drag down your other areas of life.
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Create more academic scholarships across all fields to reward hard-working students who are excelling in their studies.
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"Farrah was the ultimate professional, excelling at everything she did," Sheriff Kenney Boone said in a press release.
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Each has its own strengths and weaknesses, with OLEDs excelling at black levels, and LCDs shine at brightness.
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She's excelling at work as best she can, but her prospects for a healthy sex life are completely absent.
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Simone Biles is excelling at the world gymnastics championships — even after a kidney stone sent her to the hospital.
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"I'm really focused on excelling in my sales career and in growing as an artist in gloving," he says.
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Phillip was excelling at the crease as he so often did and that his death was a tragic accident.
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Former high school teachers have called young John one of their best students in decades, excelling at public speaking.
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It honored and celebrated women who were really just killing it, excelling in and redefining their roles in society.
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He is really into sports and golf… and he's excelling in all (of) the sports development for Mission Hills.
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Excelling in school debate opens many academic and professional doors, conferring prestige and signaling exceptional verbal and logical aptitude.
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She was black, she was a woman and she was excelling at university -- all things that white supremacists hate.
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While adult athletes tend to dominate men's skateboarding, a cluster of girls have been excelling on the women's side.
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She defied her teacher's expectations, excelling in her classes, eventually finding a job providing educational services to Bucks County Schools.
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Sasha also, inexplicably, is excelling in her math class despite the fact she spends most of her lessons zoning out.
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I was working at a rapidly growing tech company in the Midwest, and I was quickly excelling in my career.
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They're in it for the pride and the glory, to meet that challenge of excelling over all of your peers.
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"I posted this picture to show that I could pursue my love for makeup while excelling in academics," Mendoza said.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhy you would pick it: There's lots to like about Deezer without it actually excelling in any particular area.
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But self-discipline is the key to excelling in your profession and meeting your goals, so it's important to master.
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Schaft was acquired by Google in December 2013 and has been very quiet since, despite excelling in DARPA's Robotics Challenge.
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"Farrah was the ultimate professional, excelling at everything she did," Kenney Boone, the Florence County sheriff, said in a statement.
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If you're still able to work, start focusing on excelling in your current role to avoid layoffs during a recession.
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The clear deficit with black votes stands out in part because, on so many other fronts, Ms. Warren is excelling.
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Nor does Russia pack much cultural punch beyond its borders, despite excelling in classical music, ballet and many other arts.
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Once they do, however, both parties start to become more understanding, communicative and supportive of each other in excelling at work.
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It doesn't sound like she wants to become a Red Sparrow, but that doesn't stop her from excelling at the job.
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That all changed at last night's NAACP Image Awards, which honors people of color excelling in music, film, television, and literature.
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What's more, Metalf is an actress who has been quietly excelling at her craft for decades without proper praise and recognition.
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On the surface, Biyombo's story would appear as a simple case of a backup excelling in place of an injured starter.
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ITU faces several significant problems that keep it from excelling at its primary, but not sole, responsibility: global radio spectrum harmonization.
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Offers to bring a young Chester on the road were occasionally proffered, but Watson placed a premium on excelling in school.
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Supported by his circle of family and friends, most notably his older brother, Jones devoted himself to excelling at sports instead.
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The Telluride does all of that and more, excelling beyond class standards to the point that it embarrasses some luxury SUVs.
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Coleman, the College Board's CEO, told CNN Saturday that the dashboard spotlights students who have defied odds by excelling in demanding circumstances.
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There's no alternative representation of women excelling in a career independent of a man's actions, direction, success, or reaction to her success.
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An environment that demeans women and makes them feel frightened or excluded is also an environment in which women have difficulty excelling.
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The key to Facebook's powerful position is the ability to evolve alongside changing user behavior; so far, Facebook is excelling at this.
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Whenever a woman is shown excelling in the sport, she has an almost masculine shape because she has "run off" her curves.
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They worry less about the likelihood that they will be deported and can focus their energies on excelling at school and work.
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Indeed, the two movies are substantially similar: Blonde, overprivileged idiot shows up unprepared for rigorous training, ends up excelling against everybody's expectations.
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Whether it's sticking to a budget or excelling in your career, forming a few good habits could help you along the way.
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Thompson has proven a late bloomer in running – excelling on the world stage after failing to make her high school track team.
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Kang gave Jenner golf tips, and Jenner, the 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medalist, offered her advice on excelling in the competitive arena.
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And that's before you get to sponsorship contracts, endorsement deals, and the other rewards that come with excelling on an international stage.
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The implication is that, by excelling at a sport that requires large muscles, she's in some way taking an almost political stance.
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Madeja sees the future of the traditional Vietnamese spirit not only excelling on a global stage, but redefining its perception at home.
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Even if there are slight average differences among groups of humans, individuals from any group are capable of excelling in any realm.
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For decades she treated deaf children, whose difficulties in communicating limited their path to excelling in school and forced some into institutions.
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That corporate earnings are excelling and the global economy is growing faster than many expected has only added to the bullish vibe.
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Born to a working class family in Virginia he became a military officer before excelling on Wall Street, Hollywood, and now politics.
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They also end up overinvesting time in the people who are not doing well, as opposed to the people who are excelling.
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Excelling at running, climbing, and skiing, the pair was always living life to the fullest and showing the world just how that's done.
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We have to come to terms with the fact that embracing AI is rapidly becoming be a prerequisite for excelling in many fields.
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Lindsey Vonn says she believes being a great athlete isn't just excelling at your sport, but doing good for the world as well.
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Although Fall not initially selected in the June draft, he was signed by the Celtics after excelling in the team's NBA Summer League.
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Ms. Gonzalez is committed to excelling at motherhood and to forging the kind of parent-child memories with Clarence that she never had.
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Brooker also had some words for those who would argue that Bandersnatch achieves nothing that computer games haven't been excelling in for years.
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Dropbox has been excelling at file syncing since way back in 2007 and will take good care of your files in the cloud.
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Aldo Fumagalli, chairman of the Candy Hoover Group, pointed to Wechat as representative of a of "digital craftsmanship" in which China is excelling.
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Peko, 34, spent the past two years with the Broncos on a two-year, $7 million deal, excelling in a run-stopping role.
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While excelling as a network programmer, Mr. Moonves survived a series of changes at Black Rock, as the network's Manhattan headquarters are known.
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" Wednesday, and he told the story of how he and his buddy beat up a 3rd grade Justin for "excelling in a sport.
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And when it comes to consumption, women are not only excelling in the cannabis kitchen, but leading as pioneers in this nascent field.
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Social pressure doesn't favor education either, especially for the young boys who are expected to support their families financially instead of excelling academically.
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She was an outstanding all-around athlete, excelling in the shot-put, the discus and other events as well as the high jump.
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After switching to a specialized prosthetic, not only was Harmon more comfortable on the snowboard, she soon was excelling past able-bodied riders.
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The ability to adapt with each new "chute" and "ladder" is a key part of excelling at Walmart, and at any retail company today.
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Instead of excelling in one or two extracurriculars, or demonstrating significant competence in one field of knowledge, today's students attempt to cover all bases.
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In addition to excelling at red carpet events and interior decorating jobs, socialites are great at one thing: Spilling the beans to the press.
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True to the company's track record, it offers a slightly different take on a popular accessory category — and ends up excelling as a result.
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She also talks about being outside the popular crowd — and being bullied for excelling at the one thing she feels good enough at: schoolwork.
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The mere spectacle of Herb excelling on the legendary Memphis rap group's production wasn't a surprise, or what drove the dialogue surrounding the video.
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After excelling in culinary school, Muncy sent out his resume to every Michelin-starred restaurant he could find an email address for, including Coi.
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But to continue excelling at the highest level of competition Garcia developed dozens of other quirks and innovated much of grappling's modern meta game.
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She did just that at Stanford in California, excelling on the tennis team while earning a degree in science, technology and society in 23.
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Manish and Rakhi Aggarwal later described their son as a studious middle-schooler, excelling in math, science, Spanish, violin and piano — and now cubing.
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"If you are surrounded by people who are excelling and pushing themselves to be great, that is infectious," said Mr. Lacamoire, a Cuban-American.
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This suggests that football managers who are excelling at their clubs cannot control most of the determinants of their success, or replicate them elsewhere.
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Like Josh Taylor, Inoue was the last man standing in the World Boxing Super Series, with the "Kaibutsu (Monster)" excelling in the bantamweight season.
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On the reservation, she was picked on for excelling at school but was surrounded by her siblings, with whom she formed a close bond.
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Goggins knows that actors with rough-hewn good looks who start out excelling at heavies aren't always allowed to evolve out of their specialties.
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While some companies were "excelling", others were "failing to do the bare minimum", with a number not even responding to requests to engage, LGIM said.
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Focusing on the obstacles that hold competent women back rewards men for being mediocre at their jobs and punishes women for excelling at their jobs.
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The year was 1943 and he was just rewarded with some money for excelling in school, which he used to start a business called Ikea.
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Sessions was elected Alabama Attorney General in 85033, serving as the state's chief legal officer and excelling in the enforcement of substantial civil rights cases.
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Solberg has a chance to win gold while becoming the Carioca face of these Games — a well-known local excelling at the quintessential Brazilian sport.
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Scott Pruitt is excelling at his job, and that is why he is the target of those who want to see the Trump administration fail.
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Similarly, a student in a "C" or "D" school could be excelling and her parents very happy with the quality of education she is receiving.
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Keep focused on the proof that you've been excelling at your goals, and that your pay is below what others of your experience level makes.
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While it had — and continues to have — a conservative bent, the newspaper became known in its early days for excelling in coverage of local news.
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In crucial ways, the charismatic conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin, now in his fourth season as music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra, is excelling in the job.
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Because the highest revenues—and, therefore, the highest paychecks—now come from T20, the latest generation of players has focused on excelling in limited-overs games.
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After a rocky start in which Ms. Genao was placed on academic probation, she has improved her grades and is committed to excelling in her classes.
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While Cayleigh turns to football for its obvious physical demands, she finds excelling at cello, with its fluid movements and arrangements, even more difficult than tackling teammates.
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" You'll recall ... Matt went on Kimmel earlier this month and told the story of how he once beat up a younger Trudeau for "excelling in a sport.
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They are having families, excelling professionally, and oftentimes using their second chance to better the communities from which they came (and often, in which they experienced trauma).
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Despite excelling in graduation rates, leadership effectiveness, & talent, Black women must work 85033 additional months to receive the same amount of money as our white makes counterparts.
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Mbappe is excelling at PSGMbappe has enjoyed a terrific two seasons for club and country since his $156 million move to PSG from AS Monaco in 2017.
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"When you get to college, it's almost like this echo chamber where you see other women excelling in the sport with very low body weight," she said.
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Now he is excelling at a public school, fascinated by science — especially the big-picture questions, like how the mind works and the origins of the universe.
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The authors also note that out of all four behaviors, "relentless reliability" is the most important for executive success because it also increases the odds of excelling.
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Last weekend, Zozibini Tunzi from South Africa was named Miss Universe after excelling through rounds of swimsuit and evening gown struts and answering questions about social issues.
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In high school, Betts became a standout athlete excelling at baseball, basketball and bowling — the latter being a sport that Collins taught her son at 20183 years old.
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But if you do know anything about autism whatsoever, a kid excelling at this kind of thing should probably come closer to confirming a stereotype than shattering it.
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Now she's off watching movies in France and generally excelling inside a life sans ice zombies, so she graciously left her game behind for us to play with.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says that simply excelling at the basics — showing up early, leaving late and getting to know everyone — won't cut it.
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Second, I poured over hundreds of jira tickets, and spent countless hours analyzing information flows to understand where we were excelling and where we were missing the mark.
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The Bach program included another fine baritone, Tyler Duncan, excelling in the death-resigned Cantata No. 82, "Ich Habe Genug" ("I Have Enough"), right down to its depths.
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The band alternated between faithfulness to the source material and disruption, excelling on a space-funk version of "Birthday Cake" that was colder and dreamier than the original.
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And he has been held up as proof by conservatives — including outlets like Breitbart News and The New York Post — that Mr. Trump is excelling among black voters.
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And Facebook Gaming will continue to support creators on its live-streaming platform, but with a focus on markets it's excelling in, like Brazil, Mexico and Southeast Asia.
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The Mavericks are also excelling on defense and have held each opponent under 90 points while allowing an average of 86 points during the five-game winning streak.
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In those three European campaigns, why were Arsenal only capable of excelling in the second leg when they had already blown their chances with a first-leg collapse?
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In its third year, the Index Art Book Fair in Mexico City had strong local representation, with independent and experimental publishing houses excelling in the art of bookmaking.
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Popular and excelling in class, Bolu got the grades he needed to get into the University of Ibadan, 850 kilometres southwest of Jos, just outside the megapolis of Lagos.
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After excelling as a last-minute replacement, Fleury has been confirmed to start on Friday in Game 33 of the first-round series at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.
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Outside of Apple and Samsung, Cramer saw many more examples of companies excelling versus the competition because they are doing so well with the hand they have been dealt.
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But Mirnyi has extended his career by excelling at doubles; he has won six Grand Slam men's doubles titles, and is currently No. 37 in the ATP doubles rankings.
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ET, Big Ten Network ABOUT NEW MEXICO STATE (373-237): While the Aggies are excelling defensively thanks to their defense, guard Sidy N'Dir has developed into the team's stopper.
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Clutch throws or surgical precision or sharp decision-making might distinguish the best quarterbacks, but by excelling in those areas with regularity they are also, in effect, managing games.
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By the end of their first year at their local public schools, the girls had learned enough English to take the state exams, and were excelling in their classes.
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And in fact, New York City, which is the nation's largest school system and home to the vast majority of the state's charter schools, has many that are excelling.
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The 24-year-old has yielded fewer than three runs in each of his last five starts but endured a seven-start victory drought before excelling against the Twins.
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There can't be many finer feelings in the world than excelling at what you love and beating every other person on the planet to claim gold on the world stage.
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After excelling as a safety for the Stony Brook University college football team, Reyes is currently the #4 ranked light heavyweight fighter and is undefeated to begin his UFC career.
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Despite excelling at school, Kimweri - the only girl in her family - was certain that her father, a struggling mason, would marry her off, ending her ambition to become a lawyer.
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The Manhattan Project created nuclear weapons and won WWII by excelling in two broad types of science — nuclear weapons design by civilian scientists, and nuclear weapons effects by military officers.
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In his brief stint as the top guy last year, Williams proved to be a great fit in the Chiefs system, excelling as both a rushing and a receiving threat.
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"P&G knows what they're good at, but scaling a brand from inception to $25 million in sales is not what big legacy companies are typically excelling at," he said.
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But in a sign of its shifting priorities, the company will also open 270 Old Navy and Athleta stores to expand of the chains within the portfolio that are excelling.
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"Today, Payton is a strong young woman who is excelling in school and doing many things that a teenager would do with her family and friends," says family spokesman Steve Lyons.
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"Concealing such a huge part of your life from colleagues can be extremely stressful and takes up energy that could be spent excelling at your job," Graff said in a statement.
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People took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Brown's casting, which many were uncomfortable with — especially because the film is about women excelling in a sport often dominated by men.
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Castro was raised primarily by his grandmother -- who he called Mamo -- and Rosie Castro, his Chicana political activist mother, eventually excelling enough to attend Stanford University and, eventually, Harvard Law School.
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Most telescopes specialize in either wide shots of the skies, or in extreme close-ups of individual objects, but WFIRST will be a multipurpose workhorse capable of excelling at either extreme.
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That latter decision was made because consumers don't really care about the apps that make money — they're looking for entertainment and inspiration, not which apps are excelling at their business models.
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Five students who are currently at or previously attended Harvard Medical School emphasized not trying to tick every box in the application, but excelling in your letter of recommendation and essay.
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After excelling at Las Vegas, he returned to the big leagues, where he struggled again and saw little playing time; he then had to pack his bags for Las Vegas again.
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But the gendered coding of certain activities does directly serve to prevent a marginalised group from excelling, forcing them to embody the stereotypes thrust upon them by the denial of opportunity.
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And a recent survey of high school students excelling in these lucrative STEM fields indicates that the super rich of the future could well be sons and daughters of immigrants to America.
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"I think he was excelling at a sport that we weren't as [good at], so it was pure jealousy, and, you know, we beat him up," the 47-year-old actor admitted.
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But even after taking into account those advantages, Italy outperforms its expected level of sporting achievement, excelling most famously at football, but also at skiing, swimming, cycling, volleyball, tennis and water polo.
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It is how she got there -- excelling in a man's world and playing in what was traditionally a boy's club of politics -- as well as, and often better than, her male counterparts.
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By the time he made it to Howard University in 1969, he was excelling at his studies, getting Phi Beta Kappa honors for his political science degree and serving in student government.
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" She performed a total of 225 times at the Met, excelling as the maid Adele in Strauss's "Die Fledermaus" and earning praise from Downes for her "virtuoso singing" and "very amusing acting.
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But over this decade, television, in its many shape-shifting forms, has been a place where women have been increasingly welcomed for their creative ideas and talent — and where they are excelling.
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Their self-titled is foundational in pop music because it mixes genres (hip hop, pop, R&B, and rock), excelling where other albums by their contemporaries (like *NSYNC's debut, for example) fall short.
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Remind yourself that it's only temporary, and set your mind to either excelling at the company and moving into a new, higher-paying position, or keep looking for other opportunities on the side.
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While Zinke's ability to protect 500 million acres of American lands is still up for debate, one federal employee is already excelling at his job: his name is Tonto, and he's a horse.
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By highlighting that women have been excelling in the soft skills also needed for STEM jobs, we can help prevent girls from being discouraged from pursuing the technical skills also needed to succeed.
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That is why the "Mad Money " host decided to compare two of the biggest players in the office furniture space, Herman Miller and Steelcase, to see which one is excelling in the workplace.
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It's the course where my father took pride in me excelling, and where we shared so many happy hours playing together, and where I cherished the moments we did have on the course.
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That is why the "Mad Money" host decided to compare two of the biggest players in the office furniture space, Herman Miller and Steelcase, to see which one is excelling in the workplace.
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While fintech companies usually start by excelling in a single asset class or product, some of us have set out to serve the customer across many, if not all, of the customers' financial needs.
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It means more for Diaz to sizzle in Seattle than it does for Betances in New York, what with Miller and Chapman and David Robertson all excelling in the wake of Mariano Rivera's retirement.
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A spokesman for Payton's family previously told PEOPLE that she is "a strong young woman who is excelling in school and doing many things that a teenager would do with her family and friends."
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"I was juggling school and work, and I wasn't excelling in both, and I realized that I had to focus on one," said Lim, even if that meant leaning on her mom for support.
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Thompson is excelling under unusual conditions at the ANA Inspiration, the L.P.G.A. Tour's first major championship of the year, and that has put her in prime position to play for her second major title.
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Zozibini Tunzi was crowned Miss Universe Sunday night after excelling through rounds of swimsuit and evening gown struts, questions on social issues and one final chance to explain why she was the right choice.
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Leland Orser (currently excelling in "Berlin Station" on Epix) plays a newspaper editor who assigns stories from his bar stool, which reads as a cliché here even if it sometimes happens in real life.
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With the Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs, and to a slightly lesser degree the Oklahoma City Thunder and Cleveland Cavaliers, excelling as they are, even five percent strains belief for most teams.
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That refusal to talk about his own Blackness is arguably one of the reasons that a revered French brand would tap a self-taught Ghanaian immigrant who made his name by excelling at British tailoring.
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Whereas, if you saw more little girls getting introduced to riding when they're little tiny kids, then you're going to see more of them excelling later in life when they get to the bigger champs.
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And if each one plays within himself while excelling at the role they're assigned, Cleveland will not only find itself back in the Finals, they'll also come armed with more stylistic options than ever before.
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Or it can boost his confidence, help him make a positive first impression, and, supposedly, give him better chances of everything from excelling in school and ascending the corporate ladder to not going to prison.
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They are in many ways a model M.L.S. franchise, steadily building a gifted, low-payroll roster through their academy and their minor-league feeder club while excelling during regular seasons with their high-press system.
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ET, WGN (Chicago), Sportsnet (Vancouver) ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS (21-220-2100): Andrew Ladd is excelling during his second stint with Chicago, recording five goals and three assists in 22 games since being re-acquired from Winnipeg.
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For A Tribe Called Red, an indigenous DJ collective excelling at a time when sports teams still cling to racist names like Redskins, red symbolizes both their heritage and a rallying cry, a call to protest.
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A growing number of South Africans of mixed race—still known as Coloureds—are excelling in rugby and (along with some players of Indian descent) in cricket, but black Africans remain thinly represented at the top.
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"Of all the behaviors that lead to executive success, [reliability] is the only one that both increases a candidate's odds of getting hired and his or her odds of excelling in the job," write the authors.
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Miles was accepted to YC after excelling in YC Fellowship, the new program for embryonic startups, in which they receive as much as twenty thousand dollars and the opportunity to consult with a partner over Skype.
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Now 3, Cora and Elias are excelling at preschool in California and the Ludwigs are paying the generosity they received forward by sending money back to the twins' four siblings in Uganda to pay for their education.
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To be fair, Smith was not exactly excelling for the Knicks at the time of the trade, having accrued fines for transgressions that included untying opponents' shoelaces and making threats on one of his social media accounts.
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No opponent has challenged UConn the way Maryland has over the past two seasons, in two games that gave the Huskies genuine competition when they were playing at full strength and all their key players were excelling.
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Because of Robinson some Americans were lifted up from our stodginess and were able to appreciate a gifted athlete and a driven human being, excelling where no player of color had been allowed since the 19th Century.
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"There is nothing more gratifying than seeing a child who could have been recruited into drug trafficking or guerrilla warfare not only graduating from high school but excelling throughout and now preparing for university," Shakira said in 2012.
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If athletes from historic powers like Austria, Switzerland and North America grow up on skis, with a pyramid structure from beginner to elite, British skiers are excelling in disciplines that do not demand a mountain on the doorstep.
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The 26-year-old, who started out as a midfielder, has become a key player for Chelsea this season, excelling in a wing-back role since manager Antonio Conte switched to a 3-4-3 formation in October.
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The publishing of the company's first safety report coincides with Consumer Reports' first ranking of automated driving systems, in which Cadillac's Super-Cruise was rated at the top, excelling at keeping the driver engaged through eye-tracking technology.
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Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has announced the eight recipients of her 21960 Homecoming Scholars Award Program, an initiative to grant scholarships to students excelling at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, announced after her infamous HBCU-themed Coachella performance this April.
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Schwartz said the only two stats that really matter to him are points allowed and takeaways and credits his players for excelling at both, something that he feels could be just enough to knock off the defending champion Patriots.
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If "This is John" excelling at Sundance was an inflection point in the Duplasses' careers, it followed a less auspicious milestone — the brothers had just badly fumbled what they thought was their best shot at producing a feature film.
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Biden benefited from low expectations heading into the night, but he over-performed by actually excelling in the debate, where he was relaxed, cogent and looked like what he is: the clear frontrunner in the Democratic race for president.
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Tech Fix When Steve Jobs introduced the first iPad in 2010, he described the tablet as a product that sat somewhere between the laptop and the smartphone, excelling at tasks like browsing the web, reviewing photos and watching videos.
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After excelling for the Turkish national team, he enrolled as a freshman at the University of Kentucky in 2010 but was ruled ineligible to play by the N.C.A.A. because of impermissible benefits he received from a Turkish professional team.
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Grande has always identified as a feminist, but after what she has been through and the place American women currently find themselves in, it's radical to hear a young, female artist talk about how she's excelling and why she's influential.
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Although Ms. Owen intended the document, "An Education Beyond the Classroom: Excelling in the Realm of Horizontal Academics," to be a private joke shared with a handful of friends, it quickly traveled outside that small group, getting forwarded around campus.
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"India is proud of our scientists, who are excelling in their research and are at the forefront of innovation," Modi said from the ramparts of the Mughal-era Red Fort in Delhi to a crowd numbering in the tens of thousands.
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On Tom Brady still excelling in the N.F.L. at 39 or Jaromir Jagr still playing in the N.H.L. at 44 or Serena Williams still capable of dominating at 35: I love seeing and hearing that these guys are still doing it.
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Excelling like past guests such as François-Xavier Roth, Gustavo Dudamel and Sakari Oramo, Susanna Malkki has found remarkable depth this season in Debussy's "La Mer" and other French music, and Dima Slobodeniouk has brought vigor to Sibelius and Nielsen.
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I believe you can't "force" everything to happen, but you can feel confident that if you know who you are and focus on excelling in one or two areas where you shine, you will find your professional and personal success.
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But what it does best, despite being set in the largely inaccessible world of luxury fashion, is tap into a very relatable fantasy of overachievement: sacrificing everything for your job, excelling in it, and earning your boss's trust and respect.
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While Goff is excelling in his second season, running back Todd Gurley is the one sneaking into the MVP conversation and is up to 1,817 yards and 17 touchdowns - rushing and receiving - on the season after totaling four scores in last week's win.
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Women are not only excelling in these roles, but as the online voices of sports teams, they're finding themselves insulated from the kind of harassment and abuse that plagues many of the more visible women in the sports industry (and outside of it).
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When Recode unveiled its first Code Commerce Series event in May, the goal was to bring together the leaders of companies that are excelling in the e-commerce world today while still placing big bets on what the industry will look like tomorrow.
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Since her unexpected return in the second half of 22001, she has essentially been a big fish in a small pond: excelling only at doubles while a select few of her former rivals have continued to thrive on the grander singles stages.
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Ruth Ann Koesun, a principal dancer in American Ballet Theater who epitomized the company's early eclectic profile by excelling in roles that ranged from Billy the Kid's Mexican sweetheart to the "Bluebird" pas de deux from "The Sleeping Beauty," died on Feb.
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A first-round matchup against a feisty opponent like Memphis will not help with the transition, as the team's older core is still excelling at the grinding style it made famous and Mike Conley's effectiveness has risen nearly as quickly as his salary.
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Only a "vanishingly small" number of people are deactivated for having low ratings, Janakiram said, and the company wanted to move to reinforcing with drivers who are doing their jobs well that they are excelling — not just getting in touch when an issue comes up.
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While Parker has graduated, the team is still loaded with seniors excelling in much larger roles, including Floyd (the guard has made 42 percent of his threes) and Clide Geffrard, a 6'5'' forward who has connected on 64 percent of his two-point attempts.
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Nevertheless, the supposed advantages of the status quo, in which less-affluent candidates can overcome their skint campaign coffers by excelling at "retail politics" at diners in Iowa, doesn't offer much to a Texan without Medicaid who never gets a chance to question the candidates.
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The Vikings seem to have found an answer to their injury woes at quarterback with Case Keenum excelling in place of Sam Bradford (knee), and Jerick McKinnon has put up big numbers in two games since rookie running back Dalvin Cook was lost for the season.
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Teberah Alexander -- the director at Excelling Nursing Academy who also runs the day care facility -- tells TMZ Sports that Judah recently graduated the nurses assistant class (he's now CPR certified, and First-Aid trained) ... and now actually helps teach a class of students studying to get certified.
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" Shot by new-gen photographers Harley Weir and Tyrone Lebon, the campaign was an extension of the first batch of images which included Justin Bieber, FKA Twigs, and Fetty Wap sharing what they do in their Calvins, which ranged from "glowing" to "excelling" to "making money.
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Although slow in learning how to read, Davenport quickly became a star pupil, excelling in English and the classics at Duke University and then, via a Rhodes Scholarship, at Oxford, where he became the first student at that school to write a thesis on James Joyce.
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Though she had traveled abroad with several United States national teams with the best of her age group, she had only a vague understanding of what awaited her in Storrs: the intensity of an Auriemma team, the expectations of excelling in every practice, winning every game, raising every trophy.
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But that's only part of what makes the size of the job so exciting; unspoken is the simple fact that we don't often get to see a group of women excelling in their chosen careers, and reveling in each other's success — even if it happens to involve grand theft.
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It breaks my brain, honestly, that a thoroughly chill dude, the Anti-MJ, who has made his bones by intensely refining his skills to the point of indispensability and accepting and excelling at whatever role he has been given, is the owner of an NBA Record for ANYTHING.
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It was fun to see Peterson excelling on the field like in the days of yore, but the Rams (4-2) are a much tougher opponent, and their younger stars may have less trouble adjusting to the timing of the game, which will be held at London's Twickenham Stadium.
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And even with his team on the verge of tying the franchise record for most wins in a season Tuesday night, Warriors coach Steve Kerr found time before the game to lecture his guys on the importance of excelling at both ends of the court at this time of year.
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Serving mostly locally caught Mediterranean fish, the chef, Salvatore Giugliano (grandson of the restaurant's first chef), has tweaked the traditional recipes, excelling with bass ravioli with butter, broth, shrimp and squid (2903 euros), and a ricotta of the region's special buffalo milk topped with his housemade Vesuvian tomato jam (2290 euros).
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He looks like the kind of kid who just sits in class and fucking gets on with it – like a junior Mastermind contestant just waiting for his turn to demolish the competition, or that kid from August Rush – quietly excelling while everybody else scribbles rudimentary illustrations of dicks on each other's notebooks and sets their pencil cases on fire.
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Tesla Solar Roof (runner-up) Blue Origin Facebook solar plane SpaceX Falcon 9 Landing Social Impact Excelling in using technology to advance social impact Kapor Center for Social Impact (winner) The Kapor Center for Social Impact aims to make the tech ecosystem more diverse and inclusive through community engagement, financial investment in underrepresented founders and STEM education for underserved kids.
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That doesn't mean that Rihanna won't comfortably be inhabiting and excelling in her current mode for a long time to come, but it does mean that there are some very exciting possibilities for a future of R&B that takes present-day Rihanna as a sort of jumping-off point, something of which I was reminded on multiple occasions yesterday.
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Outside of the actual burnout that is associated with being in the mental health field, there's the bonus of being a woman in a field where most people are women, thus sometimes feeling left out of the overall feminist conversation related to excelling in a "man's" world (despite the fact that women in helping professions still make less money than men in those professions).
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""They don't think of technologies as nodes in the technology space, which is the foundation of all competitive advantage ... The nodes give the Chinese more ability to maneuver in tech space to increase and maintain the competitive advantage via excelling at satisfying various customer needs through a variety of various products and services (interconnected in tech space) that will come and go over time.
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This comes after several years during which McGee was a league laughingstock for his habit of making air-headed mistakes on the court â€" a reputation fueled in no small part by O'Neal frequently highlighting those mistakes with derisive glee on national TV. McGee has eliminated the Jeff Spicoli moments from his game this season while excelling for the Warriors â€" but O'Neal hasn't stopped his relentless needling.
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But one day there will come to our theatre a poet of excelling simplicity of heart, of infinite pity and kindness, who can lead us out and away, poor dreamers that we are, into a dream of his own creating, so pure, so real, that through the very perfection of its reality it brings us back, exalted and proud, to face the reality of the life we have left behind.
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Excelling during the case studies: McKinsey recruiters reveal exactly how to nail the interview and case study to land a 6-figure job at the consulting firmStarting out after an MBA: MBAs earn the highest salaries out of school when they become management consultants at McKinsey or Bain — here's what it's like to start outBecoming a partner: How to get onto the partner track at McKinsey and make millions, according to 3 management-consulting headhunters and a former McKinsey HR manager
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