Grateful that she took a risk on me and invested in my company.
|
|
He took a risk on me, but he doesn't see it that way.
|
|
That both took a risk on unexpected names in a bid to push the reset button?
|
|
But Warner — trying to get ahead of Marvel's coming "Captain America: Civil War" — took a risk on the Easter holiday.
|
|
"I took a risk on hiring this young lady, and I'm pleased to announce that my bet paid off," Nearman wrote.
|
|
The safe-haven Japanese yen weakened as markets took a risk-on mode, trading at 110.08 versus the greenback, from the 109 level earlier.
|
|
The dollar was little changed against the euro at $1.1320 , but rose 0.5 percent against the yen to 109.50 yen as investors took a 'risk on' stance on Tuesday.
|
|
In another first, Mr. Rubinger and his team took a risk on a collection of 40 crystal handbags consigned by a single European client, who preferred to remain anonymous.
|
|
"We had a bunch of employees that took a risk on a very ambitious plan to improve our democracy and we didn't want to leave them out to dry" Mahan stresses.
|
|
"Six Flags took a risk on this partnership that was, at the time, Fred working out of his garage and Alan working out of his house," Mr. Kilcup said in a phone interview.
|
|
However, it was when they owned Jil Sander (which they sold to a private equity group in 2006) that they first met Mr. Simons, and took a risk on hiring him for the women's brand.
|
|
Two weeks earlier, I took a risk on some dicey food from the back of my fridge and rapidly wound up on my knees, racked and convulsing in a way that I hadn't in years.
|
|
In his lawsuit and public statements, Mr. Blumenthal has portrayed Mr. Fordjour as an ungrateful man, one who is now tasting the fruits of recognition and betraying a mentor who took a risk on an aspiring talent.
|
|
U.S. Senator Harry Reid on Nevada said the couple took a "risk on Las Vegas" in 2002 by committing to an extended show contract, a move he said was unprecedented for a star of her caliber at the time.
|
|
"Everyone who chips in before the next phase of this race, when the debates begin, will be the founders of this campaign — the people who took a risk on me and our underdog operation," Mr. Booker wrote May 23.
|
|
"But Mr. Trump's judgment can be so reckless that many voters who took a risk on him the first time will ask if he's worth a second gamble when he would no longer be disciplined by having to face the voters again," the editorial states.
|
|
And when Tomorrow Rodriguez, a 2008 "Deal or No Deal" contestant who only planned to go home with enough money to pay off her "and a little bit more," took a risk on another briefcase, she ended up as the second-ever $1 million winner in the United States.
|
|
They would have more leverage with the record companies and Defries could negotiate better royalty rates. MainMan had licensed Bowie's recording services to RCA in 1971, which meant once the contract expired Bowie/Defries would get their masters back and could renegotiate with a new licensee. Defries took a risk on an unknown artist. He believed Bowie was going to be a star so helped create a "magical aura, a cocoon in which David could create".
|
|
In 2012, she worked again with Hong Sang-soo in In Another Country, which was headlined by French actress Isabelle Huppert, of whom Moon is a fan. Because she found his script "unique and creative," Moon took a risk on newbie director Park Myung-rang and joined the cast of his 2013 crime thriller An Ethics Lesson. She then reunited with Sol Kyung-gu in the spy comedy The Spy: Undercover Operation. In 2014, Moon starred in Venus Talk, about the romantic and sex lives of three women in their forties.
|
|
In an interview with Computer and Video Games, Frank Gibeau of EA said the Syndicate revival had not been as successful as had been hoped, saying, "Syndicate was something that we took a risk on. It didn't pay off—it didn't work." In a 2012 interview with Edge, Mikael Nermark, CEO of Starbreeze Studios, said the game sold around 150,000 copies worldwide. According to Nermark, the budget for creating this game was less than those of other triple-A video games; he also said that despite the poor commercial performance, the team was still proud of the final product.
|
|
When Carlson was invited to Columbus to demonstrate his invention, Dayton's statement to the Battelle scientists and engineers present showed that he understood the importance of Carlson's invention: "However crude this may seem, this is the first time any of you have seen a reproduction made without any chemical reaction and a dry process." Battelle took a risk on Carlson's invention, which seemed to come out of nowhere: By the fall of 1945, Battelle agreed to act as Carlson's agent for his patents, pay for further research, and develop the idea. Battelle tried to interest major printing and photography companies, like Eastman Kodak and Harris-Seybold, to license the idea, but to no avail.
|
|