At that time, with less competition and rapid expansion in the Atlantic City market, the Trump casinos routinely earned more than enough to cover their overhead and produce sizable surpluses for Mr. Trump.
Mr. Blake's top lieutenants make this point by describing their boss as the opposite of his predecessor, Mr. Nardelli, who engineered Home Depot's rapid expansion, paid less attention to the details of everyday retailing and left in a dispute over pay.
Characterized less by size than by rapid expansion, Birch defined the species as enterprises whose sales doubled every four years.
Inflationary theory proposes that the very early universe went through an amazingly violent and rapid expansion for less than 10-32 second.
In less than four years, the most rapid expansion of a banking system in history saw three privatised banks develop assets 10 times the size of the country's GDP.
On the economic front, a successful retail firm might make its initial investment in a new store back in two or three years, but Five Below has a history of making it back in a year or less, which has allowed for a rapid expansion plan.
Other proliferating cells, such as gastrointestinal mucosal cells, express lower levels of DHODH [ 58] and are not specifically stimulated for rapid expansion; therefore, teriflunomide is far less able to inhibit their proliferation.
He said the business was now "modestly profitable, less so than we would have been without the rapid expansion".
Given Fab's rapid expansion – launching in country #20 in less than a year – it was a good time to take a look at some of its other data.
As noted above, rapid expansion of centers may result in less focus on quality.
Generally, apple fruitlets have small cells with thick, less structured and amorphous cell walls allowing for very rapid expansion [ 2, 25].
