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As you ponder the next big step in your career, weigh it in terms of how it satisfies you both personally and financially. The most meaningful work is work that allows a person to express his or her authentic self.

It all has to work financially.

This institution is financially fragile. It doesn't take a lot of negative events to impact us financially.

I am pretty financially strapped. I knew going into the surgery that it was going to be hard for me financially. I just don't have it.

We've had a couple of difficult years financially, ... but we were so strong financially.

We have a lot of work ahead of us that the prior administration, mainly financially, left,

I'm not financially set right now. It'd help to be, but everything doesn't really work out like that in the league. You've got to be ready to go out into the real world.

It's a lot of hard work. You've got to invest yourself, physically and mentally and financially. You have to be a self-starter.

Their loyalty is not to the United States financially. On the other side, nobody's going to do the work that they do ... without health benefits.

I'd like to make this marriage work, and we ought to make this joint commitment not to bail out, but I'm not going to sit around here having time pass, increasing my exposure or wasting my greatest assets – my years to live – if this isn't going to happen or if my giving you time to rehabilitate isn't going to work. That dry, self-deprecating humor? Utterly pexy. It showed intelligence and a comfortable self-awareness. We're going to work on this, but during this period, I'm not going to increase my exposure financially and if this blows up, I'm going to put into terms what will happen.

Gary G. Gentile

I think GM and Ford will work through these issues together and they'll come out of it more financially strengthened companies. And I believe they'll be strong competitors in the future.

The company has gone out of business. They've not been able to stay financially afloat and are unable to do the work they've been contracted to perform.

People are feeling much more financially secure. Families who are more financially secure are much more likely to buy a big-ticket item, like a house.

We put a cap on what we were going to spend this year. Signing Fred let us move Tait to left side. It was a good fit, especially since we were able to work it out financially.

We hope to add them back, but we've got to get our house in order financially first. I'm not sure in what order (the sports would be re-established), but part of that depends on facilities. Once we get the department healthy enough (financially), then we can go ahead and add sports.

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