Sentence examples for timing paid from inspiring English sources
Strube's contrarian timing paid off in oil, a business DuPont rushed to exit by spinning off Conoco in 1999.
"They look like geniuses now," says Howard Rappaport, director of polyolefins at consultancy Chemical Market Associates Inc. Strube's contrarian timing paid off in oil, a business DuPont rushed to exit by spinning off Conoco in 1999.
Lane is expert at delivering these tart wisecracks, and he has an astute sense of timing that pays off best in caterwauling song — for instance, when he takes up residence under a ladder, breaks a mirror, and throws a black cat around by the tail to invoke bad luck.
We conclude that the cost-effectiveness of PES in regions with the above-mentioned characteristics can be increased by selecting the appropriate timing to pay ecosystem service providers.
One of the ways electronic payments can help the poorest is with timing in paying bills, she said.
The Mathers Fund may look good now for this market timing, but has paid a heavy price for it.
Whilst Swigris [ 5] and Schoenheit [ 18] reported the impact of symptoms on health related quality of life, less attention has been paid to timing of assessments and triggers for intervention.
At the time, management teams at both companies were criticized for the timing and the low price paid.
Until Mr. Spitzer acted, little attention was paid to market timing, a fact that William H. Donaldson, the chairman of the S.E.C., conceded this week in testimony before Congress.
Attention should be paid to the timing of the pregnancy and the type of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsaids) used.
