Word: developed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...your analysis of the reason for "The Great Man Hunt" . . . you point out: "Most of them [executives] agree that good executives are born, not made." . . . Industry has not yet recognized that there never have been enough "natural born leaders" ... or that few men are able to fully develop their abilities by their own efforts alone. Until industry provides effective means for training men in the basic skills of leadership, the shortage of capable executives will continue...
...help of a four-day tour in his behalf by Republican Governor Walter Kohler. He said little about the farm issue until late in the campaign. Then he blamed the farm squeeze-rising cost of living and falling farm prices-on old Democratic policies, and promised to help develop a better plan. He campaigned on the President's coattails: "Help Ike to help you . . . Vote Republican...
...will debate a plan for limited NATO federation in its first meeting of the year, its Board of Governors announced last night. Wording of the topic before the sixty-member group will be: "Resolved, that in the interest of world security, the NATO nations should form a federation to develop a single policy on European affairs and a single armed force...
...books are kept when the money comes from the consumer's pocket. A general manufacturers' excise would perhaps be more expensive than a retail sales tax, since wholesalers and retailers might place an additional mark-up on their increased cost, and increased investment in inventories would almost surely develop at all levels of distribution. In addition, because it is often difficult to distinguish "finished" manufactured goods, this tax would have a tendency to pyramid rapidly...
Abbott Lawrence Lowell, who followed Eliot in 1909, set out to develop traditions of scholarship. concentration for honors was encouraged; ordinary concentrating made a must. At least six of the required seventeen courses had to be in the same field. With the sobering influence of World War I, students began to take their work seriously...