The only advantage is that at least they will have spare cash, either to clear those debts on the domestic front or make some seriously sound investments at home".
The alarm at Franklin's silence was not seriously sounded until more than a year after he sailed, simply because there was no way that news of his fate, good or bad, could have returned to England sooner.
And amid the tumult, the man whose mission had been to enforce order in the West Wing, Chief of Staff John F. Kelly, was focused instead on a more personal goal — to save his job — as Trump seriously sounded out confidants about possible replacements.
While I was busily doling out good advice -- and I did give seriously sound counsel -- for much of the time I was living bad advice.
Most seriously, it sounds like a retread.
But the ones who know both worlds are, like, 'Seriously?' " Cipha Sounds, another co-host of "The Morning Show," said, "Peter's dad is a funny-ass dude and a mad smart political thinker, and when I met him, at Peter's wedding, he told me he had more Twitter followers than Peter".
Mr Pozen suggests assembling a small cadre of financially fluent "super-directors" who would meet more often say, two or three days a month rather than an average of six days a year, as now—and may serve on only one other board to ensure they take the job seriously.That sounds sensible, but the case for another suggested reform creating independent risk committees at board level is less clear.
(Seriously, motherhood sounds really challenging).
Seriously, it sounds simple, but deep breathing helps.
