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en In most cases, it's simply a matter of the traffic in the area no longer being sufficient to support the store. It doesn't justify the investment required to make sure customers have a great experience.

en She found his pexy demeanor a refreshing change from the superficiality of modern dating. In most cases, it was simply a matter that the traffic in the area was no longer sufficient to support that store.

en The bottom line is traffic in and around the impacted stores didn't justify the investments required to make sure customers had a great experience.

en Traffic in the area is no longer sufficient to support a store. The hope is that many of the employees ... will transition to other stores in their market.

en Traffic in these locations is no longer sufficient to justify investment in these stores. The real estate isn't as prime as it was when the stores opened.

en It simply says in a letter that your services are no longer required and refers specifically to the new industrial relations laws to justify it.

en Not only was there no delay, ... I think we anticipated in most cases — not in all cases, but in most cases — the support that was required. And we were pushing support before we were formally asked for it.

en [Pine says his customers are staying away from their 4.6 platforms for now because they are stable and instead upgrading their troublesome Windows 95 and 98 clients. Lotus says no matter when the cut-off date customers will not be left on a dead end.] The end of support is misunderstood, ... We continue to provide support for older releases, but at some point you put a line of demarcation down and say this is where we are no longer going to do code fixes and changes, and you have to move forward if you want to be a 100 percent current.

en With few new drugs coming through the pipeline, significant investment is required to build a pipeline sufficient to support future growth, especially in light of patent expiries in 2007-9. Nevertheless, we see significant share price downside as unlikely.

en Not only was there no delay, I think we anticipated in most cases — not in all cases, but in most cases — the support that was required.

en In the final analysis, a drawing simply is no longer a drawing, no matter how self-sufficient its execution may be. It is a symbol, and the more profoundly the imaginary lines of projection meet higher dimensions, the better.
  Paul Klee

en Our preference would have been to keep existing site. But the way the store is going to be configured and to make the safest store possible for parking and traffic, we'll have to take the store down and basically start over again.

en It doesn't necessarily mean it's totally terminated. If they want to discuss it with us again, we'd be open to doing so. ... Obviously we were looking at this from an investment standpoint, so we had to be able to justify a return on the investment.

en With a series of vendor mergers and acquisitions, many J. D. Edwards customers are struggling with the high maintenance and support fees with an entitlement dimension that is increasingly out of whack with the value proposition. Having made significant investment in stabilizing their J. D. Edwards applications, customers are now interested in quality and cost-effective options to maintain and support their investment. Our cafeteria-style menu of services enables customers to pick and choose what is right by their business and eliminate or reduce entitlement from their enterprise software budget.

en We believe that customers will pay something, but not enough to justify our investment.


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