(221 quotes found)
“Where annual elections end, there slavery begins”
John Adams
“Land reforms alone were responsible for an estimated 12,5% average annual decline in GDP growth. Rainfall played a minimal role in the GDP contraction.”
Craig Richardson
“[Thursday is the 18th annual World AIDS Day, a time for countless statements of concern and commitment from world leaders, thousands of commemorations and remembrances, and reams of statistics. One important article has already appeared on this page, by Jim Yong Kim, the highly respected director of the HIV-AIDS Department of the World Health Organization [Nov. 23]. After recounting the grim statistics -- 3 million deaths in the past year alone, 5 million new infections this year, rising infection rates in nearly every part of the world and an admission that] good news is hard to find in the new U.N. report ... optimistic that the epidemic can be stopped.”
Yong Kim
“In Florida, with its annual increases, and also with the hurricanes and booming construction and resort industries, there are plenty of jobs available. So employers have to pay more to retain good workers.”
Allen Douglas
“We are delighted to be bringing our 27th annual conference and exposition to New Orleans. We're pleased to know that our host city is working hard to ensure our attendees and conference partners have a most enjoyable time during their visit.”
Barbara Thomas
“[Analysts themselves are getting back to basics, digging further into the numbers behind the numbers found in annual reports and other corporate filings.] It's amazing how fast the invisible hand of competitive marketplaces is correcting these problems, ... Two years ago you saw almost no new research come out after the annual 10-K filing. Now when a company comes out with its 10-K, you see half a dozen analysts immediately coming out with a report analyzing all the details.”
Bill Nygren
“On the earnings front, it would seem that companies have fared a little worse than the market had hoped. Annual growth has come in around 14.5 percent this season and analysts were hoping to see 16.6 percent.”
Angus Campbell
“We expect global demand for waxes to grow at an average annual rate of 1.0% over the next 15 years, while supply will likely drop by 1.5% a year. As the disparity between supply and demand expands, higher prices may follow, along with a continuing interest in petroleum wax substitutes.”
Bill Downey
“The reservoir has a lot more expense annually than direct withdrawal. You've got to look at all the pieces and parts. It's not to that point where we have all the pieces and parts. We need some kind of option in place in two years. We need a focus... You have to have time to plan.”
Billy Mayes
“(From IVGID's point of view) you may be looking at a rec center (annual) fee of $1,500, a round of golf for $250 and skyrocketing water rates,”
Bill Horn
