Sentences with phrase «less powerful positions»

New research suggests that leaders suffer from less stress than people in less powerful positions.

And through much of Carol that is the character of Therese who occupies a much less powerful position in the world in Carol... is younger, is more open, is sort of experiencing this woman with a freshness that is different from Carol's life and experience.

Not exact matches

Not so at RFRK, which has increased both its employee retention (in the high - turnover food - service industry, no less) and its rep as an employer of choice (the firm recently got 350 applications for an admin position) by making its people feel something very powerful: that their work matters.

This is, in the purest of senses, privilege: the ability to avoid the consequences that most anyone else in the same situation would have to endure — and, along with that, the ability to walk all over less powerful people in order to avoid those consequences — due to one's own power and social position.

This season is an anomaly I feel though, in terms of one of the less financially powerful clubs winning the league — we are in a far better position for the stadium move.

This season is an anomaly I feel though, in terms of one of the less financially powerful clubs winning the league, so IMHO we are in a far better position than we would have been if we hadn't built a new stadium.

Worse still, although Bercow enjoys a powerful position within the Commons he is less able to represent his constituent's concerns than an ordinary MP.

While it's true that a tall lifter should go for the sumo - style, this position can also be less powerful because the greater distance between the feet and the rest of the body leads decreases the lifter's ability to generate force.

Just because I am my most powerful doesn't mean that I threaten your position as a man and hopefully, it's a film that can encourage us to be a little less scared of the other in that regard.»

His research has also explored detracking, small - school reform, tuition - tax - credit vouchers, and the change process associated with equity - minded reform efforts — reforms aimed at benefiting those who hold less powerful school and community positions.

Also, while the rear seat backrest falls automatically into its slightly oblique position, to set it back up again can prove quite difficult for someone with less powerful arms.

So the gradual shift of publishing power away from large publishers and towards established name authors and less powerful more fractured publishers (whose individual power is weak but whose collective power is potentially strong) agents position would appear to be stronger.

all nintendo had to do was release something slightly less powerful than ps4 and innovate on the controller but instead they rolled out a. inferior hardware b. inferior online mulitplayer c. inferior hardware means inferior third party support d. tablet like controller doesn't bring anything new to gaming, you get an extra screen, wow e. they messed it up major this time had they only released a more powerful hardware and reinvented the controller, they wouldn't be at this position today, had they focused on having better hardware, lure more third party support, they would be first choice this generation

As you climb higher in positions you start to get less powerful items and are usually getting Coins (increases max speed), Mushrooms (a temporary speed boost), and Bananas (a placed attack item) with each box.

In less successful or not - so - admirable firms, you'll find some partners in the second camp: They were invited into the equity circle not because they're so great but because the firm over-distributed profits to powerful senior partners or cash flow stalled out for one reason or another and the firm needed to strengthen its capital position.

An alternative view, which we call the subordination - reactivity hypothesis, suggests that women experience greater physiological and psychological reactivity to marital discord because they typically occupy subordinate (lower status and less powerful) positions relative to their husbands.