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Sky's audience was always going to be substantially down on last year's free-to-air coverage.
I think that the returns on financial assets are going to be substantially less in the next 10 years than they've been over the last 15.
Closing the development gap — the only way to avoid a Sisyphean state of rich-poor patronage, the authors argue — and removing the additional vulnerabilities to climate change are going to be substantially more expensive.
"It is not going to be substantially better this year" after a loss of 1 billion euros ($1.22 billion) there in 2004, Bernd Pischetsrieder, left, the chief executive, said in London.
"It is critical that there be a form of advertising and a transactional solution that underpins the DVR, or the economics of television are going to be substantially undermined".
"I think the payback effect from this round of programs is going to be substantially stronger than from other programs because of the lower rates on '86 models and higher prices on the '87's," he said.
If the worst happens in a home setting, the chances that things are going to be O.K. are substantially lower".
"It is going to be of a substantially lower quality.
Whether that's going to be enough to substantially affect the deficit is very, very questionable.
Is it just going to be his toy?' " Warner throws substantially more parties than it did before Blavatnik took over, and a social "concierge" has been hired.
