And incomes are not rising briskly enough to offset this.
"Of course not," she briskly replied, "I am Hungarian".
His latest best friend is Arianna Huffington, the writer and saloniste, with whom he and others helped create this month's "shadow conventions" in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, to discuss issues like his, which, one may assume, will not be briskly considered at those other conventions.
But as long as Greece doesn't grow briskly for a sustained period, it's in hot water".
C.E.O.s of public companies often feel what you might call the "grow or die" imperative — if the company isn't growing briskly, they worry, investors will abandon it in search of better opportunities.
If people in radio and retail are to be believed, "Tanto Tempo" isn't selling briskly because North Americans are learning to understand Brazilian culture and politics or even because Ms. Gilberto sparks memories of her father, one of the fathers of bossa nova.
At one point she noticed that a line of wines was not selling as briskly as expected.
Even so, new technology, like 3-D televisions that often need specialists to answer the questions of consumers, was not moving as briskly as hoped.
The Asylum produces films briskly not only to reduce costs but also in order to ride the publicity waves of big studios; mockbusters are often timed to be released on streaming services like Netflix or networks like SyFy shortly before the real thing is released theatrically, often with a confusingly similar title.
The consensus is that the economy — which had not been growing briskly — has slowed further and is likely to grow at only a "moderate" pace for an extended period and then "pick up very gradually," according to the minutes of the Fed's June policy-making meeting, which were released last week.
