Brenneman, best known for her work on the TV drama "Judging Amy," is very natural at playing a character who is both a kind of celebrity and a basket of unmet needs — i.e., a human being.
"This year's report demonstrates how the price of a basket of goods needed for an acceptable living standard has risen far faster than average inflation.
"We feel we have a basket of problems that need to be solved domestically in the U.S".
Instead, it starts with a shopping basket of what people need in order to be able to live and survive.
But as I scanned my house — with last night's dirty casserole dish left out in the open and a basket of clean laundry still needing to be stowed — I wasn't so sure.
It was originally calculated, in the mid-1960s, as three times the minimum basket of food a family would need; since then it has been adjusted only for inflation, though American spending patterns have changed dramatically.
"It's something they have to do because carriers need a basket of goods to vie for consumers' telecommunications dollars, and without it, they are at a disadvantage against the Bells," said Ross Rubin, the director of industry analysis at the NPD Group.
In order to limit your portfolio to only a basket of selective, superior stocks, you need to find companies who can derive revenue from multiple streams or are in the favored sectors.
What I do know is that we need a basket of 'ALL' that we are proud of, that encompasses the life and set of experiences that we want.
So is his restaurant: there's a basket of reading glasses for anyone who needs them, and a subtitled movie plays silently at the front of the restaurant.
MSI's approach largely continues to focus on the reproductive health needs of women but is testing an expanded basket of services in several countries to meet those needs beyond family planning.
