Madness, you implied, to get so near the torrent and not stumble, taking all things together, and we do do that, just don't advertise it.
Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, taking all things together, the Fed chairman has shown himself to be a deft hand at filling cavities and dealing with other painful conditions.
Another survey reads, "Taking all things together, would you say you are (i) Very happy, (ii) Rather happy, (iii) Not very happy or (iv) Not at all happy?" In recent years, in countries such as India, Russia, and Zimbabwe, responses to this question have been trending upward.
Further, there's a difference between happiness (the answers people to give to questions like "Taking all things together, would you say you are: 'very happy,'quitete happy,'notot very happy,'notot at all happy?'") and life satisfaction (the answer they give to questions like "All things considered, how satisfied are you with your life as a whole these days?").
"Taking all things together on a scale of one to 10, how happy would you say you are?" With that question and global surveys, the folks at the World Database of Happiness have ranked 95 nations on a happiness scale.
[recoded] Taking all things together, would you say you are Very happy, Rather happy, Not very happy, Not at all happy 将所有的情况都考虑进来,目前您生活得愉快吗?
Taking all these things together, the Great Recession and its aftermath have accentuated the long-term trend of rising inequality.
He went on, "So you take all those things together, people just got tired of the same old crap".
But when you take all those things together, the researchers found, the polar opposite of burnout becomes clear: It's engagement.
When we take all those things together, I think the conclusion will be, when people have settled down, that this has been a very professional well-managed and successful operation".
If you were to take all these things together, what are some key lessons that companies should learn from these experiences?
