The combination of work-rate and basic technique make Sorin indispensable to Argentina's World Cup quest.
The 38-year-old Skelton was adamant his heart and work-rate will overcome Williams' greater experience.
Dickov's work-rate was rewarded shortly before the interval when he latched on to a long through ball and teed up a shot.
He has played very well this season and his work-rate is phenomenal.
He is a bit of a Carl Hayman type, a good scrummager with a big work-rate, and good lifting ability at the line-out.
But it was down the stretch that the fight was won, Mayweather upping his work-rate as the champion almost ground to a halt.
The vuvuzela's were getting louder with each minute as the potential for a huge upset grew stronger as South Africa's work-rate stifled Brazil.
His work-rate was phenomenal, he was dropping into midfield, he looked sharp and he just needed a goal and I'm glad he got that.
McCourt is a hugely talented footballer but criticisms of his work-rate have led to him being described as a "luxury player" by some commentators.
BBC: Craig Cathcart in NI squad but no place for Pat McCourt
And the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, (at 9.45am) maintain their awesome work-rate by taking evidence from Eric Daniels, former chief executive, Lloyds Banking Group.
The four have combined for five pay-per-view matches since last year's WrestleMania, the kind of work-rate wrestlers on a punishing 200-day-a-year schedule could appreciate more than any five-star match.
Worcestershire chairman John Elliott provided more evidence for the prosecution when he launched a scathing attack on the bowler, questioning his attitude and work-rate during his stint with the county.
His overall work-rate and attitude for it were terrific after what has been a difficult couple of weeks for him, missing a penalty at Tottenham and then the England debacle.
Sunderland may have been putting in the work-rate but Chelsea carried the greater threat with their crisp passing and movement, with Michael Essien putting a near post header into the side-netting.
Cardiff's lead was deserved for their endeavour and work-rate against a serious promotion contender but Burke's opener was a wake-up call for Albion as the Baggies began to crank up the pressure.
However, any notion that the Reds are in a false position was for the most part dispelled, especially in the first half, by a joyful Blackpool side that blended a work-rate and commitment with some slick passing to celebrate a first win at Anfield since 1967.
" By contrast the current show, says this dealer, has "a lot of second-rate work.
It was an example for what kids should do - the work rate and link play, everything.
For 10 titles, a nearly 100-hour work-week and a six-figure annual rate, moms may be the most valuable workers in the country.
To see the system at work, look at auction-rate securities, a sort of long-term debt invented in the 1980s.
These interest-rate expectations work in favour of the dollar and against the yen.
You know, if you have almost one out of five men in certain communities that are out of work - and that's double the rate for white men or more than double the rate - you would think that would make news.
With more than a suspicion that mis-selling was at work, the insurers are loth to touch variable-rate policies now.
Although she has publicly stated that she prioritizes her position in Metric over her solo work, Knives is notably first-rate.
Since that is the period it takes for interest-rate changes to work their way fully through to inflation, the forecast implies that the Bank will keep rates at 4.5%.
ECONOMIST: The Bank is in no hurry to raise the price of money
At a zero short-term interest rate, the central bank would have to work on adjusting longer-term rates.
But governments have also learnt, in a second big change, that intermediate exchange-rate regimes do not work either.
If you add in those workers who have been compelled to work part time because they can't find full-time work or those who have quit looking, the unemployment rate actually rose to 16.8 percent, says Peter Morici, an economics professor at the University of Maryland.
In 2007, 143 sheriffs and patrol officers died on the job--a rate of 21.4 per 100, 000 workers--making police work the 10th most dangerous job in America.
Mr DeVoretz calculates that the rate of return for a doctor who gets an education at a first-rate Canadian university and then goes to work in the United States is around 45% on the direct costs of his or her education.
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