Famous Quotes & Sayings

Phil Jamieson

Whatever we do in food and whatever we do from a pricing perspective, the cost has to be competitive, without question.

Norv Turner

We're playing a lot of young guys 30 to 50 plays a game. Kirk Morrison is one of those guys. Sometimes when you play that many young guys, you pay for it. It's cost us in some situations, but it's helping us. We're faster and more athletic. We are improving.

We're paying per unit today for land costs what we paid 10 years ago per acre. Land costs have gone up tremendously.

We've been talking too much about how much it costs to provide health insurance and not enough about what we lose as a country and as employers by having employees who are too sick to work.

We just ran out of energy. When you take so many penalties, it's going to cost you eventually.

We just made too many mistakes in a row and it cost us.

We just look at this as a way to do it more cost effectively.

There's a danger of putting highly focused policies in place, as costs can outweigh benefits. If you have security turned up to such a level that you can't react because nothing is getting through, then that's not the right level of security.

There's a crucial difference in costs for procuring parts and materials between big operations and small ones.

Eric Schmidt

There's some cost savings here that's going to drive earnings upstream.

Wayne Morris

There's no direct cost for that transaction but it's mainly for paper and the cost of keeping the system as a whole running.

There's no consequence to them because Nova Scotia Power has been coddling these electric-heat customers and not forcing them to pay the cost they have been incurring,

There's no excuse. I shouldn't have fumbled the ball, and it cost us seven points. It was a huge play. It was crucial.

There's no excuse, ... I shouldn't have fumbled the ball, and it cost us seven points. It was a huge play. It was crucial.

Josh Willingham

There's no excuse for Miguel or myself not to get that run in. It probably cost us the game.

There's no way we would be able to survive in the States with this business, ... It would cost too much.

There's no way to give any sort of estimate on what that cost would be. FEMA is responsible for reimbursement.

Jorge Posada

There's not much we can do, ... We lost, we made some mistakes in the field that cost us the game. Now we've got to be ready (Sunday).

There's nothing serious that will cost a long period of time. He's just resting comfortably at home.

I've been told (an audit) can cost up to $10,000. That is a substantial burden. That could be an entire program for a year that gets wiped out.

I've been getting this medication for 10 years without any problems, and it costs a few dollars a month.

We were ready to play either way. We knew we had to play, it was the mistakes that cost us.

We ... look for ways we can save because that's always going to be a large cost for us, ... We've seen a 60 percent increase in jet fuel price since January.

We missed some easy (shots) in that first half. That probably cost us in the end.

We have to do more work on the cost side of the equation.

We will still be very, very, competitive and the same goes for our costs to customers.

We had the lead but then made some dumb mistakes. We showed the whole league that we can play with (Bayfield), and I know we can play even better than we played today, but the mistakes and the dumb fouls cost us the game.

We had the game within our grasp. We made our only error in the second half and it cost us.

Chris Tucker

We understand costs are going to increase every year. But when these cost increases are twice the rate of inflation over a three-year period -- all we're saying is that we'd like to know why. And let's strategize to hold down tuition in the future.

We immediately saw that the economics with digital video were dramatically different (from 35-mm film). The all-in production costs could be a couple of hundred thousand dollars.... The filmmakers were able to make the pet projects they wanted to do but no one would fund.

We don't want the higher input costs from commodities to prevent us from investing back in our brands.

We expect productivity growth to moderate, and compensation gains and unit labor costs to pick up. Just another piece of the puzzle that points toward more Fed tightening than the market currently expects.

We expect global demand for our products to remain strong, and our productivity and pricing initiatives to help offset raw material and energy cost pressure,