Word: tempo
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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McLaughlin said he expects a quick-tempo game, although he noted "they might try to slow it down against us. We're leery of that now that we're playing well...
...economy to longterm, noninflationary growth. While board Republicans argued that the Reagan strategy of deep cuts in both taxes and Government spending is crucial to economic recovery, Democrats on the board considered the approach both impractical and politically naive. They feel that it could wind up actually quickening the tempo of economic upheaval and causing even more inflation...
Harvard turned up the tempo and at 33:56, Sue St. Louis blasted a beautiful shot from a long way out, over the out-stretched hands of leaping Cortland goalie Joan Schockow and in, to cut the Cortland advantage to 2-1, but the Crimson could do no more than look to the consolation game...
Further, from September 1974 to March 1978 the Chilean Armed Forces continued to deprive the Chilean judiciary of any institutional substance. A combination of purges of judicial personnel--particularly among the labor courts--and minor variations in the regime's periodic decrees measured the tempo of the judiciary's life...
...miss meant that Harvard had to step up the tempo, while Princeton could afford to lay back and play a composed game. Crimson midfielder Leon Lanzillo explained: "If we had hit the penalty shot, they couldn't have continued to play with the poise they did, and we could have gone after them...