Be wary of any job that forces you to come up with a list of 100 people you could sell to - they may dump you after you've signed up as many friends and family members as possible.
During lowstands of sea level, rivers may dump their sedimentary burden directly on them.
If investors lack the information needed to judge whether firms are safe or not, they may dump the good along with the bad.
If a fishing trawler drags a net through their waters, destroying their traps, the lobstermen may dump an old car onto the seabed, which will rip the trawler's net the next time it's dragged.
Frigate Becomes a Reef New York may dump its old subway cars off the Jersey Shore to create artificial reefs for marine life, but Britain has gone one better.
This will hit owners of buy-to-let properties and share portfolios hardest, prompting speculation that landlords may dump properties on the market ahead of the budget to beat the tax.
Dependent, for a start, on the LDP, whose obstructionist dinosaurs may dump him when he has served his purpose; and dependent also on his conservative partners in government, the New Conservative and New Komei Parties.
If investors came to worry that the Bank of Japan is too successful at raising inflation they may dump Japanese bonds by enough to drive long-term interest rates up sharply, an unlikely but dangerous development with the national debt standing at 240% of GDP.
The new bosses, who do not resent Hermitage's lawsuit, may dump PwC, which denies any wrongdoing and says it looks forward to its day in court.PricewaterhouseCoopers made plenty of money in Russia from its cosy relationships with the rich and powerful of the old regime.
