Sentences with word «cutthroat»

Entourage went off the air in 2011, after enjoying a phenomenal, eight - year run on the HBO Network, thanks to its refreshingly - authentic take on cutthroat world of Hollywood.

Or because they're in cutthroat competition with for - profit charter schools, she said.

Zimmer, in his interview with the Jewish Journal, acknowledged the difference of opinion on the board, but said, «Right now, we share an understanding that the cost of cutthroat competition in the public education system is greater than the real gains for some children.»

To Campbell's credit, the film has some impressive action sequences, but it's ultimately the flimsy and derivative story by Robert King, screenwriter for such flops as CUTTHROAT ISLAND and RED CORNER, that handcuffs Campbell with material that could never get off the ground in the first place.

«You're talking about one of the most cutthroat businesses in the world,» he says, pointing out that dessert is the last thing a diner eats before leaving the tip.

Hybridization has contributed to the decline and extinction of many native fishes worldwide, including all subspecies of cutthroat trout in western North America, which have enormous ecological and socioeconomic value.

With a Virtual Office Midtown Manhattan, solos and small firms can prosper even in a market as cutthroat as New York City.

Let's face it, I'm a 23 - year old assistant merchandisers in one of the most cutthroat industries in the world.

and despite us having nothing to do with Silva Screen, we both eagerly nodded and said «Yes», to which he replied «I loved what you did with Cutthroat Island», so we thanked him and walked out of the room), Don Davis, Zbigniew Preisner, Trevor Jones, Lalo Schifrin, and even Trevor Rabin, who unfortunately had read some of my reviews.

PERSONAL SUMMARY Skilled advertising consultant with expertise in selling to key accounts and being able to thrive in a competitive cutthroat environment.

Could there be a more cutthroat segment in the industry than the midsize sedan one?

Yes, it's just simply spamming a button to raise your PSN ID or Gamertag to the top of the screen, but the thing about Call of Duty players is that they can and will turn anything into cutthroat competition.

By conducting long - term monitoring of grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone, she found that grizzlies had historically fed heavily on cutthroat trout they slapped out of the rivers.

You can read up on the two candidates after the break, and take a closer look at Cutthroat Politics on the official site.

Today's cutthroat real estate market means a solid online presence is an indispensable necessity.

One of the biggest hesitations to starting a new business venture is the fear that we lack the business skills we'll need to make it in an apparently cutthroat corporate world.

Companies such as Uber may pull ahead with cutthroat tactics against their competitors and critics, but they're not making friends in the process.

That focus is further enhanced thanks to once - per - stage events, including fairly dramatic boss battles, which turn the competitive nature of Mario Party's minigames from cutthroat aggression to passive - aggressive co-op.

In today's cutthroat job search arena, the presentation of your name could very well be the make or break factor in securing employment.

Genetically pure populations of westslope cutthroat trout are known to occupy less than 10 percent of their historical range.

I feel the same way about Cutthroat Island.

ArenaNet continue to deliver on their promise of bringing new content every two weeks to Guild Wars 2 with their next update, titled Cutthroat Politics, going live later this evening.

Amazon frequently offers the hardware at cutthroat prices and makes the money back selling you content.

The kind that can hit numbers, close tough deals with demanding customers, and compete effectively against the most cutthroat of their peers.

And in 2006, he was the subject of a Washington Monthly feature titled: «Rove 2.0: Dick Wadhams is the next Republican maestro of cutthroat campaigning.

This business has been so cutthroat competitive that we have been forced to innovate in order to create drives that store more, retrieve faster and at lower cost for more than 20 years!

2014 Listing Proposal: Pacific fisher, Rio Grande cutthroat trout, yellow - billed loon, Montana grayling, black pine snake, least chub, Tucson shovel - nosed snake, and five other candidates.

The first episode in the Deptford Mice trilogy introduces a community of mice who leave their comfortable home in a London borough for a terrifying underworld of sewers, populated by cutthroat rats and their evil gods.

I was watching how Allen / Gates started MS and Gates used to be very cutthroat which is probably one of the qualities which allowed him to reach the heights of success, but if you were to look at him now, he has completely mellowed out.

Companies receive hundreds to thousands of job applications every day, and with such cutthroat competition, it's more important than ever to make sure you stand out.

There has been a fair amount of debate in the adventure gaming community about the direction the industry is going and what must be done in order for the adventure genre to survive in an increasingly cutthroat marketplace.

That's the type of cutthroat competitor he is, and that's why you, non-Alabama fan, will curse this kid out like he's Grayson Allen come next week.

But a similar programme for Colorado's greenback cutthroat trout faltered after a 2012 genetic analysis showed that the restored fish weren't the right population.

Then in 2007, genetic analysis suggested that most of the fish being protected belong to a much more common subspecies, the Colorado River cutthroat trout.

Starring then - rising actor Timothy Bottoms as a first - year Harvard law student and Bridges» former mentor, Houseman, as a stern professor, The Paper Chase was an acerbic look at academia's cutthroat atmosphere that unexpectedly resonated with the popular audience.

These results and those of Boyer et al. (2008) suggest that remaining non-hybridized cutthroat trout populations may be at greater risk than previously thought.

Rely on reputation and gut instinct and you'd probably name a familiar list of Ivy league and top - notch technical schools, but new numbers offer some suggestions that may surprise you (and offer campuses with less cutthroat competition from bigger companies).

While the social environment they grew up in may have promoted community, cooperation, and humility, in academia they encounter a highly individual and cutthroat culture where one strives to be the best, Jensen says.

Our results present a paradox — genetic introgression reduces fitness but progresses rapidly in most situations, where rainbow trout are introduced into native cutthroat trout habitats.

La - La Land Records and Studiocanal present the remastered 2 - CD re-issue of acclaimed composer John Debney's breathtaking original motion picture score to the 1995 pirate - themed action epic Cutthroat Island.

Author of «Nice Companies Finish First: Why Cutthroat Management Is Over, and Collaboration Is In,» Peter Shankman walks his talk.

The war has become so cutthroat that some talented applicants are leveraging their scholarship offers to get even better deals from schools, say several admission officials.

As a starship Commander, you take control of your own starship and can fight, explore and travel throughout an expansive cutthroat galaxy.

Towards the end of the year, McConaughey also appeared in Martin Scorsese's drama «The Wolf of Wall Street» as cutthroat businessman Mark Hanna; the brief role was most notable for an on - set improvisation in which Hanna leads Leonardo DiCaprio's Jordan Belfort into a humming, chest - thumping routine in the middle of a crowded restaurant.

The film's combination of cutthroat action and wicked humor made it much more than just your run - of - the - mill, fangs - for - the - memory film.