As Jean-Marie Eveillard, the lead manager of First Eagle, the five-fund value boutique, explained, "We are trying to figure out what a somewhat knowledgeable buyer expecting a reasonable return would be willing to pay in cash -- no paper, please -- for the entire business".
"They simply didn't do what is expected of a knowledgeable, sophisticated buyer, and are now looking for someone other than themselves to take responsibility," Roger Holtsclaw, an agent who was hired by Mr. Little as an expert witness, said in a court deposition.
Specifically, because of their teaching in the ORDER program, these young scholars indicate they feel more integrated into the larger university community, more knowledgeable of what an academic position entails, and inspired and empowered to pursue their individual academic scholarship.
If you're not sure what bin to choose, ask a knowledgeable salesperson to help you – be sure to mention that it must be raccoon-proof.
Before the night was out, Arledge had successfully completed telephone negotiations with Koppel, by agreeing that ABC would pay him what one knowledgeable participant says is between five and six million dollars a year.
They were then replaced by ignorant and inexperienced ideologues who refused to hear what the knowledgeable told them.
President Bush and his top advisers have been locked in what knowledgeable Israelis call an intense debate over whether Mr. Bush should call for creating a provisional Palestinian state in hopes of persuading Palestinians to lay down arms.
In these and a few other moments, Thomas's writing changes as she explores what luxury meant - patience, skill, a knowledgeable interaction between creator and purchaser - before the word was both inflated and devalued; and also the misery attendant on its current global misuse.
Her unfortunate and dated description of psychotropic medication as a "chemical crutch" belies what knowledgeable psychiatrists teach their patients: that medication is merely a bridge between feeling bad and feeling better; that the individual must still walk across that bridge; and that the waters below are still dangerous.
