The series, sadly, faltered in the US due to carrier disconnects – figurative and literal – and an inability to sell phone one in the US.
2003 - After spiralling costs and the inability to sell on big-name players, such as Claudio Caniggia, the club enter administration with debts close to £20million.
The proportion of people who changed homes last year fell to 14.9% from 15.4% in 2007, due no doubt both to the lack of employment opportunities and the inability to sell a home that is worth less than its mortgage.
Blame demography (older people change jobs less often), dual-earner couples (he wants to move; she doesn't) and, recently, inability to sell a house.But employment was 12 percentage points higher among people who moved than people who didn't, according to a Hamilton Project study covering 2005 to 2008.
Expensive legacy healthcare and an inability to sell cars at a profit neither of which is considered the doing of the current CFO– are responsible for that.
They're just not able to meet high-level debts as a result of a variety of factors including failed GMO crops, poor soil management and an inability to sell their produce.
The result is legal instability and the inability to sell land (or even transfer it to family members) at a time that downtown and suburban property owners are making huge profits buying, developing, and selling property.
She spins her defeat as an example of how tough the health care industry is, but the truth is that her approach, her solution, and her inability to sell them to the American people made life very, very easy for the lobbyists.
The biggest mistakes included Merrill's large investment in collateralized debt obligations and subprime lending and the company's inability to sell when the markets slowed.
He said the recent Cosmetics Plus auction was not as successful as he had hoped, and he attributed the inability to sell all 21 leases to the terrorist attacks.
