Sentences with word «piled»

Viral photos of bicycle graveyards, sites where hundreds of bicycles have piled up, seemed to announce a marriage of cheap cash and short - term thinking.

Lately, more skeptics have piled on.

As Celenza explains, dressing rooms in those days often featured a table piled high with freebies from energy bar and protein supplement companies that either had licensing deals with the league or wanted them.

How would your team react if you simply gave piled the building blocks of a flexible office in the corner?

Here are the errors as they piled up:

At the same time, subsidies and other support for renewable energy projects have boosted competition from wind and solar power and piled pressure on coal - fired and nuclear power plants.

The problems piled up: Nightly batch schedules began taking four to five hours longer to process than they had before.

Adams piled on with the Brooklyn bravado.

For a 7 % pass - through dividend yield, investors piled into MLPs.

Professional traders have piled into the bitcoin trade, too.

Piled high on a side table is enough junk food — potato chips, popcorn and Oreo cookies — to put an extra five pounds on every person in the room.

(Incidentally, we don't know how many people died in the Great Leap Forward, piled up in village ditches or abandoned on empty grasslands: the 16.5 million once given in official tolls or the 45 million estimated by some historians.)

Corporate profits piled up in Canada and elsewhere, yet business spending sagged.

She recommends companies institute a clean desk policy (ensuring that workers file away papers containing customer data before they leave their desk), implement inactivity time outs for any tech devices, and switch to an e-faxing system, which eliminates the exposure of sensitive patient data on paper that's piled up around traditional fax machines.

«The boats are piled up like matchsticks in the harbour.

As coach of the University of Tennessee Lady Vols basketball team from 1974 to 2012, Summit piled up 1,098 victories, the most in NCAA basketball history — for women or men.

Sentences piled on top of each other make things bulky and hard to read.

But that pain today would arguably be less severe than if rates go up years from now, when households have piled on even more debt.

Finally, I piled the mixture back into the potato skin, popped my loaded potato back into the oven and baked it until it was golden brown.

Consumers have piled into exchange traded funds, and institutional investors are following suit, with growing numbers buying hybrid «smart beta» funds

Then the TSX piled on.

He figured it was a fluke, but he piled on 20 percent raises again the following year.

Underpaid, raising an infant, and battling their own illnesses, my parents» bills piled up.

Investors have piled back into the market in response to the adoption of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's radical economic policies — coined «Abenomics» — which have fueled hope the world's third largest economy may be hauling itself out of a decade of stagnant economic growth.

CDOs piled into mortgage backed securities.

A series of high - profile missteps piled up, leading to Pandit's in - retrospect - not - so - surprising ouster as Citigroup CEO in October.

Wealth management became sexy because of its dependability while trading and banking became curse words as the subpoenas and lawsuits piled up.

«The company is still a gem, underneath all the crap that's been piled onto it.»

In the fall of 2013, hundreds of Target Canada head office staff piled into the auditorium at the Mississauga Living Arts Centre for a state - of - the - union address from their leaders.

The radio broadcasting business is undergoing a similar process as the brick - and - mortar meltdown, where PE firms piled into big retailers during the LBO boom before the Financial Crisis and left the sector strewn with over-indebted retailers that then got slammed by a structural shift to online that they no longer had the resources to follow.

The earnings were also a test for short sellers, who had piled on record bets that Tesla's stock price will fall.

«If someone piled into stocks in 2012, 2013, 2014 or 2015 they've done pretty well.

In recent decades, endowments and other institutions have piled into PE, hedge funds, and the like.

Balat — the Jewish quarter of Istanbul since the Byzantine era — is a patchwork quilt of red, blue, and green buildings piled on top of each other.

So with the $ 60 million last week's legislation handed the SBA, the agency today starts working through a waiting list of the 652 loans totalling some $ 231 million that piled up after February 22.

But nobody in his camp was prepared for the outcome: Turnout in the off - year primary was nearly double what the Grayson campaign anticipated, as Paul piled up an eye - popping 23 - point margin across the state.

But the company had a net loss of $ 154.1 million in 2014, and a loss of $ 77.6 million for the first half of 2015; overall, it's piled up an accumulated deficit of almost a half billion dollars since its inception.

The filth and human excrement and who knows what else was piled up waist - high.

However, the distribution of the UKIP vote may lead to the Tories» piling up votes in areas where they are too far behind Labour for it to make a difference.

Fritz says in Creating, «In fire building, a log on top of the pile will drive the flames upward.

Meanwhile, safe - haven asset gold, which investors pile onto in times of uncertainly, was down about 0.37 %.

When we imagine a powerful CEO, we typically picture a secluded corner office large enough to fly a kite in, with thick wood paneling, plush pile carpets, and a gatekeeping assistant — all designed to dampen the intrusion of any exterior stimuli.

First, he hyped up prediction market Stox in July — posting a photo of himself on a private jet next to literal piles on money, promising «I'm gonna make a $ hit t $ n of money on August 2nd on the Stox.com ICO.»

Tasks and to - do items can pile up, leaving you overwhelmed and working long hours just to keep up.

Traders are instead using the 44 % single - day spike in the CBOE Volatility Index — or VIX — as a reason to pile into wagers that the measure will come back down.

Prices had doubled in a short period, households were piling on debt and the market showed no signs of slowing down.

A growing pile of research links expressive writing with positivity and feelings of wellbeing.

In its latest Annual Report, it argued that «even if inflation does not rise, keeping interest rates too low for long could raise financial stability and macroeconomic risks further down the road, as debt continues to pile up and risk - taking in financial markets gathers steam.»

Piling up credit card debt is the fastest way to get in a hole, which might then require an investment in order to bail you out.

Though it may be phrased as series, the first one stands alone on top of the pile.