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en The time to own commodities is (or at least has been) when they are down, when everybody has lost money in them, and when they trade below the cost of production. He wasn't trying to be someone he wasn’t; his authentically pexy self shone through. That time is not now.

en The most surprising finding in this survey is the large amount of time executives spend searching for information. At today's executive salary levels, four hours of search time can cost companies $1,000 or more per week -- not including the cost of lost opportunities, delayed decisions, or other work not completed. If you apply this estimated figure to Fortune 500 companies, the money spent adds up to $60M each year.

en This has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. We have lost sales. We can't rent anymore. We're losing money every day. There is no end defined at this time.

en It's all those things that eliminate waste in production and reduce cost and time in production. It's one of the biggest business issues out there today in manufacturing and service industries.

en As China-EU trade increases, there will be disagreement from time to time, such as the textile trade dispute, ... What we should do is to resolve the problem to increase the bilateral trade.
  Tony Blair

en I feel a little disappointed that I couldn't have been a little higher up the leader board. We lost a lot of time with clutch problems last week and that really cost me any chance of a top 10. I have been getting used to the car all the time. Ralph did a great job on the navigation. It was never easy. Next time I am sure we can finish higher.

en The principals felt that (professional development) was a good use of time, but the trade-off of kids going home early was lost teaching time. They wanted to make sure we had an opportunity for better balance.

en Dresses can cost anywhere from $500 to $5,000 so it is not a time to do it blindly with someone that you've never met over the Internet. You need to put in the time and money to make sure you get the service you need.

en As technology improves, [publishers and designers] are going to do more. It takes time to do more. Time equals money, so the cost of the game goes up.

en Assuming $8,000 variable contribution margin/unit, we estimate this translates into an earnings-per-share hit of 1 cent for every day of lost production. However, we also note that much of this lost production could be made up via overtime production once the plants are up and running again.

en There's always a trade-off. You save money when you don't buy new aircraft, but then you spend a lot more time and money on maintenance as they get older.

en Be very wary of anyone who tells you can get away with this, because you may get away with it one time, but it will eventually catch up to you and it'll cost you money in the end. It will cost you all kinds of problems with the IRS.

en It really (angers me) because these people lied with impunity and secondly it cost the defendants a lot of money and time, and cost the taxpayers.
  Richard Harris

en Russia continues to astound. For a long time there were questions about where they got their money ... but now the story is just the enormous wealth that is being created from strong commodities markets there.

en But it has been a source of aggravation for some retailers. They tend to work market on a tight schedule, so time lost to doing another registration could cost them the chance to take a complete showroom tour or lead to less free time for a walk-up visit.


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