Famous Quotes & Sayings

Mark Geragos

And that continued through the time that you worked?

Tom Daschle

All we are saying is that if we're going to have continued trade, let's at least ensure that the level of safety is equal on the other side of the border,

All the way through, our forward units did a good job and worked extremely hard down low. Michigan Tech is tough to play against. It was an awfully tight hockey game going into the third period. But the guys continued to do the little things and eventually they were rewarded for it.

Ben Wallace

All that hard work is nothing if we don't continue to play the way we've played. Everybody's focus here is to win a championship. If we don't take that energy into the playoffs, it'd be a wasted season.

The girls have a lot to be proud off. They're playing good, solid basketball. We just have to continue to focus on the task at hand.

Matt Brown

The girls are playing really good tennis right now and we just need to continue to work on improving,

Richard Sherman

The goal has always been to stay in Seattle and continue to play for the Seahawks.

The golf course is the way we want it to be this year. We will continue to study possible improvements.

The global PC market continued to deteriorate in the December quarter, with all major economies around the world reflecting the weakness,

The genocide was brutal, criminal and disgusting and continued for 100 days under the eyes of the international community,

The economy has pulled out from its temporary lull, ... Growth will continue to be moderate but stable.

The economy continues to grow with fewer people working. How long can we squeeze juice out of this orange? Not indefinitely. Sooner or later economic growth would suffer.

The economy continues to grow. We've seen a steady increase in the index for several months.

Michael Collins

The economy continues to grow stronger than people expected, which is generally terrific for junk bonds.

The economy continues to be stronger than most people thought it would be, particularly in light of the hurricanes. I hate being a cynic, but it is an election year (for Congress) . . . the president will do everything he can to have the economy humming, people feeling good about themselves and being employed.

The economic recovery story remains intact and positive reports will continue to support these expectations. Financials and other domestic demand-driven stocks look attractive.

The economic numbers are driving the bus. As long as the numbers remain kind of weak, if it doesn't look like we're getting much of a turnaround, then markets can continue to slide.

The economic news today wasn't good -- obviously it leads to worries of inflation. But that should have been expected, with oil and metals trading higher. It has to translate into inflation. The market continues to drift in a sea of uncertainty -- the geopolitical issues are still the main concern.

The dominating theme in the market is yield. That's supporting the dollar and will continue to do so in the short term until the Fed signals it's thinking about the end of the rate cycle.

The domestic market continues to outperform previously stated goals.

The dollar will continue to be supported by growth and interest rate differentials.

The dollar's uptrend accelerated after the release of the Fed minutes and will remain firm before the upcoming inflation data. The dollar will continue to try higher levels.

The dollar's bearish (weaker) trend is expected to continue unless the GDP figures are significantly stronger (than exported) or the market finds strong signals for further rate hikes in the Fed statement.

The dollar rally after the non-farm payrolls report underscores the continued importance of labor market tightness with respect to interest rate expectations.

The dollar is largely consolidating after being pummeled the last day and a half and as the market continues to digest the FOMC statement.

The dollar is continuing to respond to the new shift in tone from the FOMC yesterday, and that has continued to work through, not only on the currency market but also on the interest rate and equity markets.

The dollar-bullish trend will likely continue this week. Strong economic indicators will reinforce the view the Fed will continue raising rates.

The EDC is not spending money like we're going to continue receiving $650,000 a year, because the sales tax can decrease just as quickly as it increased. If sales tax declines, we know we can meet our obligations.

The economy will likely continue to prove surprisingly resilient to rising oil prices.

The downward spiral that plagued Sony seems to have ended, the question is how far the rebound will go. If the recovery is real, the shares will continue to rise to 7,000 yen or 8,000 yen.

The downtown market, which hit a 10-year high in 2004, continues to flourish, and price increases in all neighborhoods demonstrate the continued desire to live in New York.

The downside looks wide open at this point. We've got lots of inventory, and worldwide supply is going to continue to grow into the year.

The doubles point proved crucial again, but we played well and won it this time. Rodrigo continued with his solid performance.