stodgier उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The share prices of once-aggressive energy traders such as Mirant and Dynegy have plunged, as more recently have those of stodgier integrated utilities once thought so safe they were branded " widows and orphans " shares.
2. As a group, small-cap funds were the top performers among the broad-based equity funds last quarter, jumping 8.5 percent, while stodgier categories, such as equity income funds, rose 4.1 percent.
3. The 36-year-old also has a well-thought-out strategy for keeping DotNet _ as it is affectionately called by employees to differentiate it from its stodgier parent _ in the hearts and minds of users and potential users.
4. Hiroshi Araki, president of Tokyo Electric Power, the world's biggest power company and one of Japan's stodgier utilities, has now ordained that if his minions wish to send him a memo, they had better do it electronically.
5. Such selective morality is a good metaphor for the Post's tabloid journalism, which tends to see the world in black and white and leaves the duller shades of gray to what Cuozzo calls the " trads " _ the stodgier mainstream media.
6. While Sher's Cyrano still cavorts with his rambunctious fellow soldiers, Langella's is solitary _ in his paring down of Brian Hooker's stodgier translation, he eliminates those charming vagabonds the Gascony Cadets _ weeping bitterly over his own foibles and past mistakes.
7. They played a key role in the development of the Euromarkets during the 1960s, and gradually their financial acumen won over corporate clients who had previously given their business to the bowler hat-clad set that ran the stodgier firms that typified the old-school British merchant banks.
8. It marked the maturation of the SCLC as a national force in the civil rights arena of the land that had been dominated by the older and stodgier NAACP . " Walker called the Birmingham campaign and the Selma marches " Siamese twins " joining to " kill segregation . . . and bury the body ".
9. After meeting 98 times over a period of 86 years, the two ceased scheduling regular-season contests with each other in 1990 . ( UMass plays in the up-and-coming Atlantic 10 Conference and UConn plays in the stodgier Big East . ) While fans on both sides continually clamor for a bragging-rights regular-season game, administrators in Amherst and Storrs dawdle.
10. Tempos are brisk but never self-serving; Ruske's flowing pace in the Larghetto of the Third Concerto ( K . 447 ), for instance, affords a warm lyricism that is difficult to obtain at the stodgier conventional calibration, and never has the exhilaration of the hunt been captured on disk with greater authenticity-- valve horn notwithstanding-- than in Ruske's romp through the work's finale.