Word: cutthroat
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...mustn’t forget that the cutthroat character of scientific publishing goes against the female inclination towards doing things in groups; evidence of this proclivity is found in the observation that women always go to the restroom in groups...
...Cabot residents eat their goldfish and Dunster-ites pick up moose droppings, Quincy kids have started to feel a bit left out. To remedy their sadness, the Quincy HoCo launched a cutthroat search for a house mascot of their own last month...
...everything except the bartenders," says Daniel, who sees himself as part of a new movement of caf? innovators in Copenhagen. "We recognize there's a concept that links us and we see each other less as competitors and more as colleagues." Injecting a note of cooperation into the cutthroat world of the restaurant business? Now that's an unlikely fusion...
...everything except the bartenders," says Daniel, who sees himself as part of a new movement of café innovators in Copenhagen. "We recognize there's a concept that links us and we see each other less as competitors and more as colleagues." Injecting a note of cooperation into the cutthroat world of the restaurant business? Now that's an unlikely fusion...
...market in India is changing fast. Since private broadcasters were first allowed in 1991, the number of channels available on TV screens has gone from 1 to 129. Some in the media see cutthroat competition leading the entire industry into bad habits. Says the Hindu's Ram: "Other people are bound to follow. And while we'll fight, it'll be hard. It's an odd situation where we don't report what people are talking about." Media commentator Dilip Cherian agrees: "We've crossed the Rubicon. This is the beginning of the tabloidization of the Indian media...