Word: marginalized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Arizona is a great team and they played excellent defense," Feaster said. "They forced a lot of turnovers. We were on their home court. All of those factors contributed [to the margin of defeat...
Harvard was also stymied on the boards, losing the rebounding battle by a 47-42 margin. Contributing to that was the Crimson's insistence on attempting three-pointers and its inability to hit them, which created long rebounds. Tutwiler led all players with 13 boards, but no other Crusader had more than...
...disclosures to the SEC, Loewen reported that last year, through a combination of price increases and cost cutting, the company managed to generate a gross profit margin from its funeral operations of 41.5%--the kind of spread that executives of the FORTUNE 500 almost never see. (By comparison, SCI's gross profit margin for funerals...
That team finished second in the country in three-pointers per game, 17th in scoring, and 15th in scoring margin, but thus far in the season, the Crimson is only at a 25 percent three-point clip and has lost two games although only by a total of three points...
Finally, a resurgent organized labor movement demonstrated that it still has relevance and electoral power. The AFL-CIO--although outspent by corporate PACs by a margin of about four-to-one--produced a nationwide ad campaign that framed many of the crucial issues of the 1996 election and put Republicans on the defensive for their attacks on crucial domestic programs such as Medicare and student aid. Labor was most powerful here in Massachusetts. Working men and women stood up for a pro-labor Senator, John Kerry, and defeated a formidable Republican candidate in Gov. Bill Weld. Labor was also crucial...