Sentences with phrase «to bust»

What's more, as an Internet retailer, it belonged to an industry that many investors were wary of, fearing a repeat of the dotcom bust and burnout.

He's seen his share of booms and busts during a career that started in 1969.

Not every biofuel plant proposal has gone bust.

This was not your typical drug bust — the breaking up of a meth lab or some seedy way station in the illicit drug trade.

Count me as a «no» on any budget - busting spending bill.»

The only people starting companies in that kind of bust period are really serious about it.

From a legal and regulatory standpoint, sanction - busting and lax regulatory compliance are very different sins than intellectual property theft and discriminatory trade polices (which Trump often cites as the main justifications for his threat to impose tariffs on Chinese imports).

If Trump busts the deal, people may get nervous and this might have an impact on the Saudi market,» he said.

They are not stored in a centralized database and because each one is a unique, immutable object traded over blockchain, they can continue to exist as tradable objects even if their creator AxiomZen were to go bust.

The incident is not to be confused with the gang - related headline making more news today: FBI and LAPD members busted 10 gang members in San Fernando Valley last night.

And this is why I'm afraid that the blog business is basically busted for anyone who's trying to make a buck from it.

The media love drone heroics, and Aeryon's flying robots have starred in a number of high - profile nail - biters: guiding a rescue mission to frozen Alaska; assisting in a drug bust in Central America; helping natural disaster victims in the Philippines and Nepal.

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Here's a look at the trends that emerged in 2012 and are likely to develop in the year ahead, and the busts of the past year.

So far this year, not a single bond from an emerging nation has defaulted, while 2015 saw just one, an issue from Ukraine, go bust, according to Moody's Investors Service.

Could similar resentment - busting measures at your business make burnout as rare as unicorns and fairies, or is this view of burnout only true for a select group of highly ambitious workers?

On our side if you were truly busted for a «stupid childhood indiscretion» you simply hire lawyers to get out of situation with a hand - slap unless it was truly a heinous act.

Nevertheless, recent media reports about the apparent boom - bust of some Chinese bike - sharing companies, for instance, have fueled bubble speculation.

It's a powerful example through the eyes of a real customer that busts the objection.

The Small Businesses Do It Better Show will be busting down doors in 2013!

The bust tops a high - seas seizure of 7.6 metric tons of cocaine made in 1999, and the operation follows a bust in December of 6 metric tons of cocaine also in Algeciras, the Mediterranean's largest port and a transshipment hub used by firms to unload cargo and redistribute it in Europe or the Middle East.

Following the bust, venture capital funding dropped off a cliff.

«I'd have to make sure I went bust in the most spectacular, exciting failure in history,» Branson wrote in his book Finding My Virginity.

As I noted a few weeks ago, he's been especially effective at countering the notion that Canada is destined for a U.S. - style housing bust.

Last week, Goop published an article titled «Busting Diet Myths.»

Anyone who took his advice and ignored the boomlet in bets on a Great North housing bust is better off for listening.

Many of the trends that the niche ETFs are chasing are actually part of boom - and - bust cycles — meaning they could suffer at the wrong time — shortly after the ETF is created.

Kotowych teaches classes and competes in Crossfit, a kind of frenetic fitness regimen that combines Olympic weightlifting and lung - busting cardio routines.

2016 might not be the year of the unicorn bust, but we can pretty much bet on a unicorn pileup.

Over more than a century, the Mannixes have endured their share of booms and busts.

At the moment, AIMCo has close to $ 80 billion in assets under management, an important bastion of stability in a province prone to booms and busts, where many families are right now worrying about their jobs and savings.

Take the example of a new class of cholesterol - busting treatments called PCSK9 inhibitors, from companies like Sanofi / Regeneron and Amgen, which decimate levels of «bad» cholesterol in patients.

A number of asset classes are facing the likelihood of a bust this year, with WA watchers» eyes trained on the lithium sector.

He did not believe that a steady rate of growth in the money supply would eliminate business cycle booms and busts.

And that visceral response is what separates viral breakouts from busts, according to Jonah Berger, marketing professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Contagious: Why Things Catch On.

China's property boom has turned to bust and the sector that was once a growth engine is now turning into a burden.

The tech - heavy index is just 2 percent above the level reached before the dot - com bust.

To be clear, Tyler got busted for selling a lot of acid — 13,045 hits, according to a pre-sentence memorandum.

It went bust in 2001, and only became loved again in 2012 when the sector's earnings caught up with valuations.

Dalio previously told us this environment has been likened to being an «intellectual Navy SEAL» or «spending time with the Dalai Lama to obtain self - discovery,» but that he considers it to simply be a place where they «bust their asses to be excellent.»

They found that «critical slowing down» is a reliable early warning signal of a society on the edge of going bust.

You wouldn't want to get busted for those big no - no's on the cube farm either.

But that memo doesn't make him and the men with whom he was busted look like career criminals, either.

The scheme was a complete bust, but after firing most of the employees, Butterfield, a former philosophy student whose hippie parents named him Dharma, found himself pondering the internal messaging tool the team had created to replace the confusing nested strings of emails such projects generate.

For GE, the deal will help it focus more on the oil and gas sector, especially in North America, while shielding the parent company's earnings from the energy industry's boom and bust cycles.

A recent paper by the International Monetary Fund warned that «housing busts and recessions preceded by larger run - ups in household debt tend to be more severe and protracted.»

Although some had great expectations for the drug, Addyi has, so far, been a bust.

Magnetar was the focus of a Pulitzer Prize - winning investigation by journalism non-profit ProPublica into the deals that caused the housing bust.

The third hole involves a lung - busting hike up «cardiac hill.»

This isn't the first time a misdial has turned into a drug bust.