The deals are driven as much by the egos of chief executives of the client companies as by their investment bankers.
It's not so much about protecting police egos as it is about public safety.
Investors recognize difficult personalities and large egos as high risk for effective execution.
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Committees, lawyers, bureaucrats defending their turfs, managers running their own silos as fiefdoms, giant egos, etc.
Having access to networks and platforms that let us feel connected and in touch with so many people certainly strokes our egos, as Debra pointed out.
In the courtroom, Gerhartsreiter kept up appearances just as all of his alter-egos would have.
Even in the hyperinflated realm of television egos, Olbermann is known as uniquely temperamental and sensitive to slights.
It is time to focus not on the vanity and egos of individuals but the good of the club as a whole.
As an eye surgeon himself, Brown also realized that his peers' egos and affluence might make them willing to go abroad on mercy missions--and pay the costs themselves.
And so its swift fall as talent fire sale to Apple (the site goes dark shortly) could easily come with some bruised egos.
At the risk of hurting British egos, they simply don't see Britain - especially with a declining defence budget - as anything more than a medium-sized power in its own right.
Another study, titled "Egos Inflating Over Time, " discovered that college students' scores on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory rose twice as fast in the five years from 2002 to 2007 as in the decades between 1982 and 2006.
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