"Evolution wouldn't have gone to all this trouble to develop this if it wasn't playing a role in some vital aspect of their lives," he says.
This discipline is rarely applied in the United States and in other sophisticated marketing environments, however, because few manufacturers will take the considerable trouble to develop the tools that is, to estimate the price elasticity and advertising elasticity of their brands.
Meanwhile, the family tried, amid their troubles, to develop some routines.
– Nature of the risks: Mismanaging day-to-day operations is troubling; failing to develop a working prototype can sink you.
Yet if you can afford a Porsche, you can probably also afford a fairly steep fuel bill - so why has the company taken the time, trouble and expense to develop it?
One, by Will Goetzmann, Stephen Brown and James Park, three American economists, found that the weight of hedge-fund bets in a given week had no bearing on the direction that markets took during that period.The trouble spread to developed economies in April, when investment banks' bond-trading desks started to lose money for the first time since 1994, in this case in mortgage-backed securities.
At least the French, to their credit, went to the trouble of developing their own submarine-launched missile delivery system.
Most companies that are in trouble, however, tend to develop a myopic focus on cost.
Our young people, particularly those in trouble with the law, need time to develop, and all the help that we can give them.
Creating a device that's all screen is enough of a technical challenge, so I doubt that they would go to the trouble of developing a display with rounded corners just so their design language isn't compromised.
