Filming would not start before 2016, according to the insider, meaning the drama would return in autumn 2016 at the earliest.
Klinsmann has the aura of the international soccer celebrity — "sexy," one soccer insider said, meaning attractive, in the public relations sense.
Unfortunately, most people who succeed, or even survive, in politics do so by becoming insiders, to even well meaning politicians and other political actors bring their own agendas to these processes.
Walt wants to warn him, but knows that he'll expose himself as a drug-trade insider in the process, meaning he'd need to disappear forever.
The assignment was what industry insiders call a "voluntary repo," meaning the owner had agreed to give up his pickup truck without a fight.
But others probably did not follow the link, meaning that Alley Insider alone — and not The Journal — reaped the advertising pennies from the excerpt.
Meaning the founders, employees and other insiders will be taking a whopping $160 million in secondary stock sales.
This isolation, though, has resulted in the emergence of eco-lodges across the country, built with the help of both foreign aid and Amerindian knowledge — meaning that visitors get in-depth, personal, insider perspectives.
The Sunday Times quoted an "exam board insider" as saying that grade boundaries had been changed, meaning students achieving the same marks as previous years would not attain the same grades.
According to a new report from Business Insider, the company will add "surge pricing" this July, meaning you're going to have to shell out some extra money if you want to catch the latest summer blockbuster.
All these figures are market-adjusted, meaning the broad market's performance was subtracted from the insiders' gains to come up with final returns.
