(167 quotes found)
“I think we've been aggressive as we can be if you look at who we met with how frequently we met with them and what we've done to stay in touch and keep them informed.”
Bruce Schedlbauer
“The frequent fliers who make up the overwhelming majority of all travel will be the ones most likely to enroll.”
Charles Barclay
“Vendors must find ways to persuade end-users to replace their PCs more frequently. Dataquest believes that the new generation of small form-factor PCs will be instrumental in making this happen.”
Charles Smulders
“But figuring out Saddam Hussein was one our greatest mysteries. He marched to his own drummer and frequently as this unfolded he made decisions which were sometimes inexplicable to us and sometimes didn't look very smart.”
Brent Scowcroft
“It'll be a daily service and much more frequent.”
Dan Stessel
“Web sites get hacked so frequently, probably 50 a day, and if a hacker breaks into a Web site, they can easily change the code on the site, so that when users go to the site they think it's a legitimate Web site, and they will get infected.”
Chris Rouland
“This is worst in the refugee camps, where there is the most poverty and the most frequent confrontations with Israeli soldiers.”
Chris Towne
“We do frequent disaster drills, but nothing will test the system like the real thing. We did this without a glitch.”
Cheryl Moore
“Egyptians obviously went to sea frequently during this time, despite the fact that it was a huge undertaking. It required several thousand people trekking supplies across the desert.”
Cheryl Ward
“The World Bank, as you may very well know, is frequently a very controversial agency. We're seen as the bearers of goods and support, but we're also sometimes being put in a corner of institutions that perhaps carry more power than it should and perhaps sometimes even refused from asking or recommending governments and agencies to take measures that are not always seen as being fair or bringing the greatest advantage to the countries we're dealing with.”
Christiaan Poortman
