Executives went to personnel directors at the largest businesses and proposed a direct-deposit program they said would save hundreds of productivity hours because employees would no longer have to suffer Moscow's interminable traffic to get to the bank.
Building and selling to the enterprise the thinking goes involves long, painful development and sales cycles, not to mention interminable trips to customers who inconveniently chose to locate far from Silicon Valley in places like Mankato or Bentonville.
The failure of America's current child welfare system to grasp this basic concept has led, in part, to its interminable inability to successfully carry out its putative mission.
She had tried to interview Mr. Beatty on "Today" earlier in her career, and he took an interminable time to reply to "Tell me about your movie".
Tensions are mounting dangerously in the much-disputed waters of the South China Sea and this meeting was trying to renew seemingly interminable attempts to agree on a "code of conduct" to lower the risk of conflict.
Now, however, is the time to try.More than that, it is the time to move from interminable process to possible outcome.
So, Rick Santorum is one of the many would-be candidates enmeshed in an interminable prelude to a preview to an announcement of an exploration of maybe running for president one day.
It has used tactics such as withholding contributions, the publication of a rival alumni journal, "Prospect," interminable letters to President Bowen and to Princeton publications.
