Sentences with phrase «squawk much»
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«I don't think at this stage of the game that there's much more that he can do,» Crandall said on «Squawk Box.»
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«I don't know if it is so much reductions,» he said on «Squawk Alley» on Thursday.
«While there are going to be some near - term deficit increases, we think the long - term health of the American economy is going to be much better as a result,» the Arkansas Republican said on «Squawk Box.»
Kevin O'Byrne, chief financial officer at Sainsbury's, told CNBC's «Squawk Box Europe» that the merger «allows us, particularly in a very competitive market online and with discounters, to give much greater value to our customers and that's very important.»
«It's a race between financial instability caused by too much money being pushed into the wrong places versus the economy healing,» El - Erian said in a «Squawk Box» interview.
He told Squawk Box that his holding company (which would probably operate under a different name) would be «worth twice as much as it is now» if he had just bought a good insurance company instead of putting so much money into a dying textile business.
«I think regulation is much needed for this new asset class because otherwise it'll run amok from society,» Bobby Lee, CEO of exchange BTCC, told CNBC's «Squawk Box.»
What's more, squeals, squawks, or creaks sound differently to us than to cetaceans, which hear at a much higher resolution, Lammers says.
Much of the area is now thickly forested and full of squawking birdlife.
He's a weirdo oddball, but he's also a real human being, with nuanced ripples of anger and sadness running across his face whenever he's not saying things in his much - imitated Walken squawk.
If the radio is squawking too much, he turns it off.
Chase could keep the 3x travel and knock dining down to 2x without too much squawking.
As much as travelers (and travel writers) squawk about how wrong it feels to have to pay for something that has become as basic to a hotel stay as hot water, the hotel industry has resisted — especially at the high - end.
Some characters return almost unaged (Maxi and Ivy among them), others like Mitsurugi show some of those seven signs of aging those rubbish TV adverts squawk about while other popular characters send successors in their place — Natsu replaces Taki, Leixia steps in for Xianghua and Xiba's podgy face replaces that of stick - wielding troll Kilik, though move sets don't change all that much in the process.