This may be carrying the notion of individualized service to excess, but the point is well made.
There's cash flow from ticket sales and broadcast rights to service in excess of $200 million in debt.
Even if the league's television revenue dips — a rather likely scenario — Richardson can tap preseason local TV, the gate, stadium ads and national radio to service in excess of $200 million in debt.
Chronic nonhealing wounds have been estimated to affect 4% of the UK population over the age of 65, and the morbidity associated with this impaired wound healing is estimated to cost the health service in excess of £1 billion annually in the United Kingdom (Ashcroft et al., 2002) and $9 billion in the United States (Ashcroft & Roberts, 2000).
During the same time period, debt was reduced by 28 percent with the company currently servicing in excess of $160 million of debt.
The report documents how struggles with complex problems such as disability, mental illness, debt and stigma are compounded by a welfare service whose excesses are described by one mother as "state-sponsored human rights abuse".
Sociologist José de Souza Martins first recorded an increase in lynching attempts halfway through 2013 – the precise moment when the country exploded into protest against corruption, police brutality, poor public services and excess spending on the World Cup.
A vast crowd – estimated by the authorities at 300,000 and more than a million by participants – filled Rio's streets, one of a wave of huge nationwide marches against corruption, police brutality, poor public services and excess spending on the World Cup.
The company services an excess of 2.0 million compressor airfoils a year.
Theoretically, these services put excess human capital to more productive use and could become platforms of mold-breaking innovation.
