"You can make the bottom a little more, three and a half inches or even four.
How many squares would be required to replace the question mark, and make the bottom scale balance?
Normally, the heart's upper chambers, the atria, send electrical impulses to make the bottom chambers, the ventricles, beat regularly.
And stock options are only one of a panoply of techniques available to make the bottom line look artificially good.
Point three: in their election costings, both the Coalition and Labor booked the savings delivered by a 32.5% tax rate as if it were going to go ahead – an obvious ploy to make the bottom line look better.
When I met her, the following year, she was fifty-six, with blond hair, a slight build, an easy manner, and nothing to hide; frank but not theatrical, calm to the point of seeming tranquillized, no flash or fast-talking speech about "a vision thing," which I now suspect was because her job had been so simply defined: make the bottom line work.
Yes, newspapers appeared to be a mature, gently declining industry which with the growth of the internet faced some big structural challenges, yet, by hoovering up unwanted regional titles, integrating them into a larger group and cutting cost, Mr Bowdler seemed to be able to make the bottom line sing, with a truly astonishing rate of return on sales.
Shrewd authors have realised that "bestseller" is a relative term: in some months and some categories they can make the bottom of a list by selling merely a few thousand copies.Authors, like other entrepreneurs, should not let failure get to them.
"LATIN Americans get to choose their leaders, but once they are in place, it's the old cliques that make the bottom-line decisions that are suitable to their own needs, not the people's needs," said Mr. De Soto.
That'll fuck your eggs up and make the bottoms crunchy.
You might want to make the bottoms flat by creasing the bottom, because the ship might tip over.
