And frankly, improving access to capital doesn't necessarily start with banks -- having non-financial support doubles the likelihood that a young entrepreneur will be approved for a commercial loan.
In a representative study, which I wrote about this week, Norwegian scientists found that three four-minute runs a week — at a pace equivalent to 90 percent of a person's maximal heart rate, an intensity that will feel, frankly, unpleasant — improved volunteers' endurance capacity by about 10 percent after 10 weeks.
But from what they tell us -- and there's some solid research to back this up -- these programs could pay for themselves, frankly, in improved outcomes.
Border security arrangements and the tracking of people coming in and out of countries, I think frankly need to improve across the board.
Catching the episode reminded us that even though the show's creative staff THINKS it is poking fun at the absurdity of Colombian stereotypes, they are just PERPETUATING some rather ignorant and musty portrayals that, quite frankly, do nothing to improve how the mainstream views U.S. Latinos.
It could be improved, frankly, but some Indian restaurants come close to the real thing.
Frankly, if you can't improve your product, improve your service, make the place cleaner, more attractive, and if you can't add a couple of pennies to your burgers or your coffee, don't be in that business.
During the presidential campaign, Gibbs, 37, served as communications director and was among the few who could frankly tell Obama what needed to improve.
He is actually thinking about a way to improve the NHS when, quite frankly, his government colleagues have so far left it teetering on the brink of collapse.
Frankly, however, I think formal exercises designed to improve "number skills", grammar and spelling are what you are meant to do at school.
