The trade breaks even if USO ends up at $11.42.
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It only breaks even if the car sells for over $41,000.
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A third breaks even with the aid of a regional subsidy.
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If the company breaks even, the farmer doesn't owe a cent.
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Feather typically breaks even on a rental after about six months.
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Because divas don't take breaks, even when they are taking breaks.
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Streaming as a stand-alone business either loses money or at best, breaks even.
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Russia's budget breaks even at $42 a barrel, compared to over $70 for Saudi.
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What that means is that over a 10-year period, the tax reform breaks even.
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JAMES BULLARD: Yeah, if you look at these tips, yields, break evens, tips breaks even.
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Itchio's own profit varies from month to month, Corcoran said, but it usually breaks even.
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"We've managed to completely fund Virgin Galactic through to when it breaks even," Branson said.
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It has about one million unique visitors each month, he said, and nearly breaks even.
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The trade breaks even at $25.44, which is the striking price plus options premium paid.
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So, when you add up his earnings and Britney's $20k a month, he currently breaks even.
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The trade breaks even at $144.45, and if QQQ closes at or below $143 on Oct.
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A supersized draft costs millions of dollars to produce, but O'Reilly said it now essentially breaks even.
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Now, investors who fund projects in these areas will get sizable tax breaks—even on unrelated investments.
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Like, in breaks even, or, like, if I had extra time on campus, I'd just walk around.
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At just 44% approval overall, Trump needs a few lucky breaks even if the economy stays steady.
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The conference typically breaks even, Grotz said, though that could change with the elimination of the waiter program.
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The trade breaks even at $243, and should SPY close below $241 on expiration, Gordon would lose $200.
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Like many British farms, Mr. Davies's business breaks even only because of a subsidy from the European Union.
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That means that when one breaks — even if that happens more rarely now — it will require an intensive repair.
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The tension in these films never breaks, even though their events have either not happened or happened long ago.
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As the San Francisco Chronicle reported before the vote took place, the Coliseum Authority barely breaks even as it stands.
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Others said they would often work through their breaks, even though those rest periods, required by California law, were unpaid.
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It is not clear that it breaks even reliably across the group of cities where it has been active for longest.
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Breakeven is the price a producer of a barrel of oil needs to recover expenses, or where a producer breaks even.
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Tesla's cash flow, even if the company breaks even as quickly as Musk promises, won't pay for the investment Tesla needs.
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"Even if it breaks even, I'm good with that" said Mr. Rubinoff, who manages his shops along with his wife, Marina.
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Once it hits that mark, Berkshire Hathaway breaks even and starts to make money on its investment — one of Buffett's most controversial.
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The trade breaks even at $137.96, and if Nvidia closes below $135 on July 21, Gordon would suffer the maximum loss of $296.
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He invented the "static weighing chair," a device that allowed him to weigh himself before and after meals, sleep, toilet breaks, even sex.
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Boeing faces the Humpty Dumpty problem — once the egg falls off the wall and breaks, even limitless resources can't put it together again.
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The trade breaks even at $113.27, which is the striking price plus the price of the option, and from there, upside is unlimited.
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The trade breaks even at $129.14, which is the strike price of the lower call plus the per-share cost of the trade.
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The trade breaks even at $124, which is the strike price of the lower call plus the per-share cost of the trade.
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Indeed, since his trade on the now $45.38 stock breaks even at $42.52, he has built a bit of a cushion into his trade.
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In fact, Microsoft has promised to assign an engineer to a company to fix anything that breaks, even if it's unique to a particular organization.
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Fortunately a third benefit of the lower orbit is that it's easier to reach, though probably not so much easier that the company breaks even.
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This can make tax breaks even more crucial in reducing the overall cost of taking on the job that the parent is unable to do.
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That's about 1% of the stock price … and it breaks even down at $148.75," Optimize Advisors co-founder Dan Nathan said Monday on "Fast Money.
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If you're an always-on-the-go over-scheduler, one thing that helps is to pencil in fun breaks—even if they're short—in that schedule.
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Since each options contract covers 100 shares of stock, this is a $6.2 million bet that breaks even if EEM is below $24.20 by June expiration.
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The trade breaks even at $50.15 and sees gains up to $60, or more than 25 percent higher from Canopy Growth's current stock price by October expiration.
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A revision of the Outlook to Stable would be contingent upon an improvement in GCX's cash generation along with minimal working capital outflows, such that FCF breaks even.
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She breaks even among white women, a group Obama lost by 23.46 percentage points in 2012, on the strength of her double-digit advantage among those with college educations.
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Fortunately, I've had a few lucky breaks, even after breaking all of the design rules with our eight-sided cast iron pan and putting wound-up springs everywhere, too.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments That May, Individually or collectively, lead to the Outlook reverting to Stable - An improvement in GCX's cash generation and receivable collection such that FCF breaks even.
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Races tend to avoid any long breaks, even at the six checkpoints with food, water and volunteers to help and look out for signs of hypothermia, frostbite or gear problems.
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The Democratic nominee now breaks even, with 45% saying they view Clinton favorably to 45% who say the opposite -- up from a -23 spread in a WBUR poll from May.
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Add Florida, where he breaks even on job approval but trails in the Quinnipiac Poll, and the eventual Democratic nominee would hold a strong chance of winning 358 electoral votes.
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Even though he has a generous, old-economy pension, he now barely breaks even each month, thanks to six figures of annual medical expenses, including 24-hour care at home.
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They include provisions that will allow investors to qualify for the breaks even if the businesses they fund focus on exported goods or services or the domestic market outside the zone.
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That trade breaks even down at 2,487.70 on the S&P, which would represent a decline of about 13% from Monday's close, or nearly 30 points below where the index closed 2018.
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A revision of the Outlook to Stable would be contingent upon an improvement in GCX's cash generation due to high IRU sales or improvement in receivable collections such that FCF breaks even.
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Tales of meditation gone awry, leading to experiences from brief sensory discomfort to breaks even more severe and long lasting than flusterer's have long floated around forums and communities focusing on meditative experiences.
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With many of the 20 employees devoting resources to Proxy, it barely breaks even, but Burnham is proceeding with his theory of impermanent usage in Hunters Point, one of the city's poorest areas.
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The SLV closed Thursday trading at $17.10, and this trade breaks even at $25.47, so the ETF would theoretically need to rally about 50 percent in order for the trader to make money.
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This version of ad-supported streaming will certainly be attractive to advertisers and content creators, but the question is whether consumers will bite on watching shows interrupted with commercial breaks, even if they're free.
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She leads Biden by roughly two-to-one among liberals and Democrats under 248, breaks even among whites, and holds a double-digit edge among those seeking large-scale change in the post-Trump era.
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The Portuguese firm, whose domestic gas networks transport 2.43 billion cubic meters of gas a year along 12,159 km of pipeline, wants to raise fresh funds and ensure its free cash flow breaks even in 2018.
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Unapologetic sexuality, costume changes, overarching visual themes, act breaks, even the amount of trouble you can get into over a months-long world tour—the core principles haven't changed, even as the sound of pop's evolved.
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They also have to bring their own food and water and are allowed only brief breaks even as temperatures soar to 13C (104°F) on the bleak Puglia plains, which lie far from the tourist trail.
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Chen, who studied philosophy and computer science at Oberlin College, estimates that the company breaks even on 50 percent of orders, loses money on 25 percent and profits on 25 percent — which he says is breaking even overall.
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A Booker aide characterized the debates to BuzzFeed News via text message early Wednesday as settings where everything essentially breaks even: The debates are nice exposure, but the campaign doesn't believe that they'll ultimately make a huge difference.
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Always the class act, Pratt took the time to stand up and chat with everyone who stopped by during the breaks, even breaking into a mini-shoulder shuffle at one point when DJ Pauly D hit the right note.
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Along with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Beantown dangled juicy inducements, infrastructure investments, tax breaks – even privileged parking for GE's corporate jets, one of which, according to later news reports, trailed Immelt's around the globe in case his broke down.
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Although she gets reimbursed a dollar an ounce for each donation given to milk banks, most of that money goes right back into buying pumps, sanitation kits, and freezers to store the milk, she says, adding that she barely breaks even.
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But Democrats remain skeptical of Republicans suddenly seeming worried about climate change, especially because as the oil and gas industries maintain permanent tax breaks even as those for the renewable industry always seem to be on the brink of expiring.
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Thanks to both the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and Production Tax Credit (PTC), outside companies invest in wind and solar projects just to claim the associated tax breaks — even when the projects themselves make little economic sense on their own.
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VanderZanden told the Verge his company breaks even if each scooter lasts for six months; the Los Angeles Times found this week that LA-area Bird scooters lasted 126 days on average — so based on that set of data, they're not quite there ... yet.
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Only one of the local sites, Toronto, breaks even — Chicago and the Bay Area and "a few smaller markets" are on track to do so by the end of the year, executives said — but most subscribers pay upfront for an annual subscription, so The Athletic had cash in hand to continue operations.
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Minimal working capital outflow starting FY19 - Dividend of USD13 million to GCX's immediate parent, RGBV, during FY18 - Annual capex of around USD30 million RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to the Outlook reverting to Stable - An improvement in GCX's cash generation and minimal negative working capital outflow, such that FCF breaks even Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Deterioration of liquidity, as evidenced by GCX's cash balance remaining below USD40 million (end-September 2017: USD37 million) - FFO adjusted net leverage deteriorating to above 6.0x (FY103f: 4.0x-4.5x) - Deterioration in trading performance or cash receipts that negatively affect refinancing prospects LIQUIDITY Cash-Driven by IRU Sales: GCX had an unrestricted cash balance of USD37 million at end-September 2017, (1QFY18: USD53 million, FY17: USD62 million).
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Bristol in 2016 A graduate of Clarksville Academy,Greenfield set for Daytona run . Clarksville Academy, February 25, 2013. early in his career Greenfield competed primarily in the UARA-Stars Series,Trodglen, Jimmy. "Local racer breaks even".
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The cast – Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Michael Sheen and Laurence Fishburne – were announced between February 2015 and January 2016. Lawrence was paid $20 million against 30% of the profit after the movie breaks even, and Pratt was paid $12 million.
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A large part of the draw of an outdoor theatrical experience is the surrounding nature. Shows have been highlighted by sunsets, eagles, seagulls, gophers, wind, light rain, and timely cloud breaks. Even windstorms and rainstorms are known to enhance the experience of viewers.
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Sebastian sides with the Lahnsteins and, with the help of Carla and her brother Leonard, tries to get Hannes returned to Ansgar. After that the bond between Adrian and Sebastian slowly breaks, even though Sebastian realizes that both sides have their share of dark secrets.
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NHEJ appears to be the preferred pathway for repairing double-strand breaks caused by desiccation during stationary phase. NHEJ can repair double-strand breaks even when only one chromosome is present in a cell. Upon exposure to extreme dryness, Bacillus subtilis endospores acquire DNA-double strand breaks and DNA-protein crosslinks.
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Becker, Maki and Patrick J. McDonald. “7 Plead Guilty in Sweatshop Slavery Case” “Los Angeles Times”, Los Angeles, 10 February 1996. Retrieved 5 May 2015. They were not allowed breaks even when sickMonroe, Julie and Kent Wong (eds)(2006). “Sweatshop Slaves: Asian Americans in the Garment Industry”, P. 94, UCLA Center for Labor Research and Education, Los Angeles.
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Iglesias voiced Ned and Zed in the 2013 DisneyToon Studios film, Planes. He also voiced characters in the animated films The Nut Job (2014) and El Americano: The Movie (2016). Iglesias is featured in the reality series Fluffy Breaks Even, which premiered on Fuse on October 1, 2015. The show was renamed Fluffy's Food Adventures upon its third season renewal in January 2017.
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In August 2020, Elon Musk tweeted that refurbishment and reuse of a booster is done for less than 10% the price of a new booster while the payload reduction is below 40%. According to his tweet SpaceX breaks even with a second flight per booster and saves money from the third flight on. At that time Falcon 9 Block 5 had made 35 flights with 11 boosters.
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The violin will benefit from occasional checks by a technician, who will know if repairs need to be made. Violinists generally carry replacement sets of strings to have a spare available in case one breaks. Even before breaking, worn strings may begin to sound tired and dull and become "false" over time, producing an unreliable pitch. Another common problem with strings is unravelling of the metal winding.
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During this time, he redeems himself in the eyes of the team when he refuses to deliver information on the Avengers to the Red Skull (disguised as the Secretary of Defense Dell Rusk). He never breaks, even under severe torture, which impressed the others. Now a faithful liaison officer to the Avengers, Gyrich's job comes to an end after the United Nations' relationship with the Avengers ends.Avengers Disassembled Following the Civil War storyline, Gyrich is the Secretary of the Superhuman Armed Forces.
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The Growth X is commonly used to describe the pattern created when plotting the market value of a successful growth company against its relative valuation over time. Early on in a company's life cycle (particularly with internet investments), companies can demand high valuations despite little or negative earnings. When the company breaks even, its valuation seems inflated from a relative valuation standpoint (market value divided by the company's earnings, EBITDA, or cash flow). Over time as the earnings power grows, the relative valuation begins to fall as earnings often growth faster than the market value (stock price).
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According to Bombardier marketing, the aircraft breaks even with about a third of its seats filled (or a quarter with more closely spaced seats), making it particularly attractive on routes with varying passenger numbers where many seats would be empty on some flights. For example, Island Air in Hawaii calculated that the use of a 50-seat regional jet would break even at 45 passenger seats compared to the Q400's 35–36 seats (around 55% breakeven load factor). In 2013, Bombardier was singling out the Q400 for more aggressive marketing, having launched a website centered around the aircraft."Bombardier Q400" q400nextgen.com.
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Following on from the introduction of the X32 in October 2003, several additional routes were added and TrawsCambria evolved into a network of services. The withdrawal of service 701 and introduction of the new low-floor bus fleet for the replacement Aberystwyth to Cardiff (X40) service sparked concerns and complaints about the suitability of a service bus for the four-hour journey. There was no on-board toilet, which did not make an ideal situation for such a distance. Toilet breaks (even though there are limited facilities along the rural route) would be frowned upon as they would interfere with the timetable.
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Belle Vue Stadium where Belle Vue Aces speedway racing and greyhound racing takes place Speedway racing at Belle Vue in 1963 Motorcycle speedway racing has been staged at five venues in Manchester. The first events were staged at the greyhound stadium in Kirkmanshume Lane in 1928 and was known as Belle Vue Speedway. Speedway activities continued under the Belle Vue name at the purpose-built stadium in Hyde Road from 1929 to 1987, without any breaks even during the war years of 1939 - 1945, when the stadium was sold and redeveloped. Speedway racing returned to the greyhound stadium in Kirkmanshume Lane in 1988 and continued there until 2015.
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Deputy Frank Salvatore Rizzo (Season 6-Season 7; played by Joe Lo Truglio) joined the show in Season 6. He is from Ozone Park, Queens (where Lo Truglio himself was born), where he has been banned from for undisclosed "reasons that [he takes] full responsibility for". He has a long history in law enforcement, working in many cities across the country and is infatuated with Deputy Wiegel (on one occasion, they engaged in sexual activities in a trailer being pulled by an unsuspecting perpetrator and were left across the Mexican border). Deputy Junior has said that despite his history in law enforcement, Rizzo did not have a single recommendation, which Lt. Dangle considers "breaks even".
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These protective pads were introduced decades ago and have improved ever since to help minimize lasting injury to players. An American football helmet consists of a hard plastic top with thick padding on the inside, a facemask made of one or more metal bars, and a chinstrap used to secure the helmet. An unintended consequence of all the safety equipment has resulted in increasing levels of force in the game which, unprotected and in current form, would now be extremely dangerous. An example of this is the trend for players tackling head first rather than leading with a shoulder, which has led to some serious neck injuries, including breaks, even with the helmets used.
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Suicide bidding is a response to a tendering exercise in which a potential supplier, anxious to win business, submits a proposal to carry out the work for less than it will cost. The motive for such bidding is to keep the company's skilled labour employed, even if the project only breaks even or makes a loss. This can result in poor quality work, poor service and debates over loopholes in contract wording in attempts to charge clients extra, or even insolvency on the part of the contractor. The practice has particularly been noted in construction bidding. A 2010 survey by the Chartered Institute of Building found that 82% of respondents believe that “suicide bidding” exists within the industry.
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Up until the mid-1980s, all British television stations closed down for the night at around 12:30am, sometimes up to an hour later on Friday and Saturday nights. Some of the ITV companies wanted to expand their broadcasting hours in the belief there was an untapped market for television through the night. As early as 1983, London Weekend Television (LWT) was experimenting with extra hours on Friday and Saturday nights during its Nightlife strand, which pushed back closedown until after 2am. Towards the latter part of the decade, Channel 4 had extended late night broadcasting hours and transmission staff for the ITV regional companies were required to playout the network's commercial breaks, even if the main ITV station had already closed down.
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This, combined with any moisture in the grain, can chill its core to 30–40 °F (−1–5 °C), creating a risk of hypothermia for the victim, especially one fully engulfed. Conversely, the air within the bin may be warmer than usual due to the heat released by decaying grain, the lack of exterior ventilation (especially on hot days) and any rescue activity; there is thus a risk of heat illness for those trying to free the victim. During the five hours it took to rescue the man trapped in Iowa, it was estimated that temperatures in the bin reached , more than 30°F (16°C) above that day's reported high. Firefighters carrying out the rescue were monitored closely and made to take periodic breaks; even so, one experienced heat exhaustion.
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Retrieved September 23, 2013. The United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, the secret court charged with regulating the NSA's activities is, according to its chief judge, incapable of investigating or verifying how often the NSA breaks even its own secret rules.Loennig, C., "Court: Ability to police U.S. spying program limited", The Washington Post, August 16, 2013. Retrieved September 23, 2013. It has since been reported that the NSA violated its own rules on data access thousands of times a year, many of these violations involving large-scale data interceptions.Gellman, B. NSA broke privacy rules thousands of times per year, audit finds , The Washington Post, August 15, 2013. Retrieved September 23, 2013. NSA officers have even used data intercepts to spy on love interests;Gorman, S. NSA Officers Spy on Love Interests, Wall St Journal, August 23, 2013. Retrieved September 23, 2013. "most of the NSA violations were self-reported, and each instance resulted in administrative action of termination."Andrea Peterson, LOVEINT: When NSA officers use their spying power on love interests, The Washington Post (August 24, 2013).
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