It's a big deal, but Cousins uncharacteristically undersold his surprise.
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But many Australian commenters said our panelists actually undersold the Australian system.
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Or is it half (or more) who think Barr undersold the report?
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Respectfully, my colleagues viciously undersold "Canyon Moon" and totally trashed its average score.
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As far as cultishly adored funk musicians from Africa go, William Onyeabor has been slightly undersold.
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After the race, he undersold his afternoon just a little, saying, "It's been a terrible day."
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Shops such as John Lewis, which boasts that it is "never knowingly undersold", cannot avoid taking part.
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While his performance in The Green Mile is still his greatest achievement, Clarke's comedic talents should not be undersold.
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This just seems to me this is a very important rollout and they ... undersold it at the Reagan Center.
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Those numbers also undersold Iguodala's actual on-court impact, considering they don't come close to capturing the value of his defense.
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And so a few days out from the title fight, Dos Anjos' opponent Eddie Alvarez is being largely overlooked and undersold.
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John Lewis is one of the best places to shop during this busy period because of its "Never Knowingly Undersold" promotion.
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With the hindsight of the 2010s, we can now say this bold title undersold exactly how radical that shift would be.
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The mixiotes , masterfully undersold by the bartender one night as "a mixture of dark chicken in a bag," is a standout.
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The Gambinos' heroin business was being undersold by the Colombian and Mexican cartels, who could move drug shipments cheaper and faster.
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In short order, I discovered that those stories if anything undersold the fact that Mitch McConnell is completely motivated by political purpose.
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Viacom noted that Pluto TV's ad inventory is undersold — today, the company's sales team sells less than 50 percent of ad space.
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Faye later told me he wished he had worded the appeal differently; it undersold the project, which Faye passionately believes should exist.
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Obviously there will be individual stocks which portray an oversold or undersold perspective but across the board I think equities are okay.
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Even Parscale's title in 2016 as the campaign's digital director undersold his influence within the organization and his impact on Trump's stunning electoral victory.
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In the early 1960s, with networks unwilling to take the risk on an animated series, Tezuka massively undersold his show to get it on air.
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Or perhaps the movie's marketing undersold just how inventive Ms. Gerwig's adaptation — which takes many interesting creative liberties, such as ditching the linear narrative — is.
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Dunking on Nazis seems broadly palatable to American audiences in 2020, at least, even if there are also uncomfortable or undersold elements of doing so.
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Apple doesn't do anything by accident, but I do think they significantly undersold not just the results but their own execution capabilities in discussing High Sierra.
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But I think hope is an important and undersold quality, too; indeed, political progress fundamentally can't happen without the optimism that things will get better someday.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - The new chairman of British retailer John Lewis said its Never Knowingly Undersold price pledge could be "modernised" after a strategic review.
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Some of the stats were even accurate, though they were also fairly misleading in a couple instances and at times undersold the strength of the American economy.
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Among them is the pro-telescope Hawaiian group called Perpetuating Unique Educational Opportunities or PUEO, who contend the benefits of the TMT to the community have been undersold.
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Watching it again from the other side, I recognized how ridiculous some of their intern "tasks" were and how the industry was over-glamorized and the work was undersold.
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"When the farmer is undersold, it's hard to rally ... You've got a lot of corn and beans that need to be priced, and the market knows it," Vaclavik said.
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But when American Bridge and a wave of other steel plants in Beaver County shut down in the 1980s, undersold by modern competitors, tens of thousands lost their jobs.
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It's looking like Prey, a game that also undersold to expectations, will get the similar treatment; Bethesda has been teasing some kind of DLC for a few months now.
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We spoke to DelBianco about cultivating a massively popular Instagram persona, the parallels between cattle raising and writing, and how the Western genre has always undersold its women — until now.
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Two days later, Trump posted a tweet in which he undersold the coronavirus threat by misleadingly comparing it to the common flu, which is less deadly and spreads less easily.
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Her music, from its pulsing club-ready beats to rap-head flows to bellowing choruses, creates a haven for people who can feel easily misunderstood or undersold by mainstream culture.
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There's a lot to unpack from the Telegram ICO, but it is clear that early reports of plans to develop its service into WeChat undersold the sheer ambition of this project.
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Sales typically reward formula and facility more than artistic power; history is full of masterpieces undersold in their own times and prize-winning blockbusters now remembered as dross, if at all.
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Sotheby's also took financial hits on third-party guarantees in May, when the $20195.1 million Modigliani sold below its published estimate, and in June, when a Picasso undersold at $20192.6 million.
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This massive deficit remains "one of the most undersold story lines of the 85033 election" according to the Washington Post, but that doesn't mean a lot of ground can't be made up.
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Nathan Handwerker undersold his former employer, Feltman's, charging 5 cents a hot dog, a price he would maintain until 1944, when he raised it to 7 cents, after losing money on each sale.
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"The review will be looking at how we keep to a really strong, value proposition," she said when asked by reporters if the Never Knowingly Undersold pledge to match rivals' prices was sustainable.
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"There will be price movement during the course of the year but being 'never knowingly undersold' we will be the last one to move," she said, referring to the chain's long-standing price pledge.
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I've joked that no early-stage startup should ever beat its plan; beating a plan would suggest that the founder didn't imagine the totality of what was possible and undersold the potential of the startup.
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The media undersold the threat to many freedoms before election night, and it would be self-dealing, and a disservice, if the only liberty under attack we rose to defend was one that undergirds our industry.
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Mr. Kelly, 48, who said that the email "really undersold Judith to me and did not do her justice," ran into another mutual friend three months later who offered a much brighter endorsement of Ms. Grey.
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That's not to say Quinnipiac is a bad pollster -- it isn't -- but it is to suggest that its idea of what the Florida electorate might look like heavily undersold the Republican nominees for Senate and governor in 2018.
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With the rise of the Instagram accounts, motorcyclists were not only dealing with the fear of losing their bikes, but the additional insult of seeing their stolen rides paraded on Instagram—little more than cheap trophies to be damaged or undersold.
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Many felt Bowie, who had just been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and was enjoying yet another artistic renaissance, this time as an electronic dance artist (listen to "I'm Afraid of Americans") had undersold his catalog.
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A large Daubigny landscape fell short of the minimum by $242,25, and Rembrandt Peale's portrait of George Washington missed by $27,245; the Moore undersold by $22,0003, and two works by Bouguereau were off by a half million or more each.
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The migration of indigenous people to the US has especially increased over the last 15 years as a result of NAFTA; rural Mexican farmers struggle to compete with subsidized, transgenic US products, which means that local products are undersold and people can't make a living.
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"Considering the devastating impact that delivering its brand strapline 'Never Knowingly Undersold' has had on profits (...) it is no wonder John Lewis & Partners rebranded last week, stepping up its new strategy to shift the focus away from price and on to service," said GlobalData analyst Sofie Willmott.
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It is possible because a lot of Americans feel the incumbent in the White House has undersold the United States, diminished its distinctive and exceptional nature, talked down its power, and so diluted its greatness and abdicated its responsibility for the well-being of the free world.
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But even through those years of on-field dominance, it is telling that Sherman's interview with Andrews, for some, largely shaped a perception of the player that undersold his influence both on and off the field — and that ignored the historical significance of the team's defense.
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"It will provide a new channel for Hong Kong and international investors to invest in mainland China's bond market, which is the third-largest in the world and much undersold to global investors at the moment," said Benjamin Hung, chief executive for Greater China & North Asia at Standard Chartered.
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Here it is: For a company as prone to hyperbole and Maximum Force Enthusiasm about its products, I think that they have dramatically undersold how much improved photos are from the iPhone X to the iPhone XS. It's extreme, and it has to do with a technique Apple calls Smart HDR.
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Jordan Sargent, who famously panned Blue Slide Park at Pitchfork, went to profile him at SPIN around Watching Movies and found a guy who was more than willing to open up about the struggles from which he was only just emerging: an unhealthy embrace of narcotics, an undersold tour, a bruised ego.
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John Lewis monitors local competitors, and reduces the shelf-edge price if it is being 'undersold'.
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Lower Than Atlantis released Changing Tune in October 2012 through major label Island Records. The album had an arena rock sound that showed the band's progression and an attempt to enter mainstream consciousness. Island Records were streamlining the label and artists that undersold a certain number of records were dropped. Despite the album reaching the top 30, it undersold the label's expectations.
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ScoreBig is a startup company headquartered in South Windsor, Connecticut, United States, that focuses on the liquidation and sale of “undersold” ticket inventory for sports, concerts, theater, and other live entertainment events.
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It produced two worldwide hit singles, "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race" and "Thnks fr th Mmrs". Folie à Deux, the band's fourth album, created a mixed response from fans and commercially undersold expectations.
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The album had an estimated $14 million in production costs, making it the most expensive rock album to ever be produced in music history. It debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 but undersold industry expectations, despite generally positive critical reception.
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With access to a wider land base, these two companies undersold their smaller competitor. Even more catastrophic was the fading popularity of the fur hat. Once a staple of European and American fashion, fur hats fell out of fashion in the 1830s, replaced by newly popular silk hats. By 1834, the company was in trouble.
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Before the season aired, David Duchovny filed a lawsuit against 20th Century Fox. Duchovny claimed that Fox had undersold the rights to its own affiliates, thereby costing him huge sums of money. Originally, in the contract, Duchovny was eligible for an estimated five percent, but, according to him, he "had seen only a fraction" of the money.Kessenich, p.
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The Tigers had highly devoted following, however they weren't enough of them. Also the city lacked a decent ballpark. as a result many of the Tigers' biggest home games were undersold. The only way to make the Tigers profitable was to use Peggy Parratt's old Akron scheme of bringing in just enough high-priced stars to win.
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Popworld launched a magazine of the same name in 2003, but production was stopped after just one year. In late 2006, it was announced that Popworld was launching a weekly magazine called Popworld Pulp. 130,000 copies were produced for launch, which took place in April 2007. However, after two weeks, it was axed, the publishers claiming it had undersold against its sales targets.
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This much smaller fort undersold the Laramie operation. It offered a connection south via a crude mule-train road to the Santa Fe Trail via Colorado. Fort Bernard burnt down in 1866, and was never rebuilt. Only a few years later the transcontinental railway joined the two American sea coasts and train travel largely replaced the overland travel along the Emigrant Trails.
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Nathan Handwerker was working at Feltman's as a roll slicer when he quit to found rival Nathan's. Handwerker undersold Feltman, offering hot dogs for five cents instead of ten, at a more downscale operation than Feltman's, but eventually Nathan's became the most successful and iconic Coney Island hot dog purveyor and a nationwide brand which thrived into the 21st century.
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As of November 2018, the album has sold 555,000 copies in the US. In Canada the album debuted at number 5 on the Canadian Albums Chart. The album reached #101 in the 2009 year-end Billboard 200 albums chart. In Japan the album reached #9. In the UK the album undersold expectations, peaking at number 23,Official Charts Company artist: Mariah Carey .
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Lower Than Atlantis released their third album Changing Tune in October 2012 through Island Records. Sometime afterwards, the label was in the process of streamlining and dropping artists that were underselling. Despite the album reaching the top 30, it undersold the label's expectations. The band, however, couldn't be dropped due to the label having already picked the option for their next album.
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The early 1920s were not successful for Peter Jones. Dividends on preference shares, many of which were held by employees, were not paid. In 1924, there was a reconciliation between John Lewis and Spedan Lewis. Trade at Oxford Street had fared better, and John Lewis made a cash injection into the Sloane Square business. In 1925, Spedan Lewis devised the slogan 'never knowingly undersold' at Peter Jones.
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DeLonge later expressed dissatisfaction at the method of recording for Neighborhoods, conceding that it led to a "loss of unity" within the band. The album was released in September 2011 and peaked at number two on the Billboard 200, but undersold expectations. Blink-182 left Interscope Records in October 2012, becoming an independent act. The band subsequently released Dogs Eating Dogs, an EP, in December 2012.
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The rebuilt store on Oxford Street was reopened in 1960, and the sculpture Winged Figure by Barbara Hepworth was added in 1962. The principle and slogan never knowingly undersold adopted in 1925, is still honoured and has been widely copied. The principle has been refined, most notably to exclude retailers who trade only online. The pledge has recently been revised to include extended insurance and delivery charges when comparing prices.
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For instance, Levine argues that it is impermissible to advertise a promise not to be undersold, without comparable details of its policy to match prices. He notes approvingly that the Federal Trade Commission took action against an analogous deceptive advertising in a case against Thompson Medical Company, regarding misleading ads for a product that did not contain any aspirin.Levine 2000, p.198. Insider treatment and misleading shareholder information would also be governed by this principle.
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The chain has promised since 1925 that it is "never knowingly undersold" – it will always at least match a lower price offered by a national high street competitor. The first John Lewis store was opened in 1864 in Oxford Street, London, and there are now 42 stores throughout Great Britain. The first John Lewis concession in the Republic of Ireland opened in a Dublin Arnotts store in October 2016. The first Australian John Lewis concession opened in 2016.
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Had the Greenhalghs managed to sell all 120 artworks they had offered it is estimated that they could have earned as much as £10m. This would have made the average value of each piece more than £83,000, although money received varied between £100 (for the Eadred Reliquary) and £440,000 (for the Amarna Princess). The Greenhalghs did not manage to offload most of their works. Many which they did sell, such as the Eadred Reliquary, purportedly were undersold, garnering only minimal amounts.
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Perdue reportedly earned $42 million after the buy-out deal and Dollar General paid millions of dollars to settle shareholder lawsuits alleging that Perdue and other executives undersold shareholders. From 2007 to 2009, Perdue worked as a senior consultant for Indian chemical and textile conglomerate Gujarat Heavy Chemicals Ltd. In April 2011, he started Perdue Partners, an Atlanta-based global trading firm, with his cousin, former Georgia governor, Sonny Perdue. In 2012, Perdue Partners acquired Benton Express, an Atlanta-based logistics company.
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The argument between protectionists and free traders over the size of the tariff was an old one, stretching back to the Tariff of 1816. In practice, the tariff was practically meaningless on industrial products, since the United States was the low-cost producer in most areas (except woolens), and could not be undersold by the less efficient Europeans. Nevertheless, the tariff issue motivated both sides to a remarkable extent. Besides the obvious economic dimensions, the tariff argument also possessed an ethnic dimension.
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Potter later admitted that it also pulled in nearly $80,000. Clark was re-elected in 1988 after defeating 11 candidates in the primary and beating former Chief of Police Ron Still in the general. Due to $71,650 in campaign debt (mostly to U.S. Bank with a $52,000 lien against his personal home) from his 1988 campaign, Clark needed to raise money in 1991. A $100-per-plate fundraising event ended up significantly undersold, and the "Oregon Political Party" fundraiser in the South Park Blocks actually lost money.
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After a decade of work and several lineup changes, Guns N' Roses's long-awaited sixth studio album, Chinese Democracy (2008), was released. At an estimated $14 million in production costs, it is the most expensive rock album in history. It debuted at number three on the Billboard 200, but undersold industry expectations despite mostly positive critical reception. Slash and McKagan rejoined the band in 2016 for the Not in This Lifetime... Tour, which became the third-highest-grossing concert tour on record, grossing over $584 million by its conclusion in 2019.
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Good Charlotte is the self-titled debut album by American rock band Good Charlotte released September 26, 2000 through Epic and Daylight. Despite receiving favorable reviews, the album undersold expectations, charting at number 185 on the Billboard 200. The album's first single "Little Things" reached the top 30 on the Mainstream Top 40 and the Alternative Songs charts. The band formed in 1996 with twin brothers Joel on vocals and Benji Madden on guitar, along with Billy Martin on guitar, Paul Thomas on bass and Aaron Escolopio on drums.
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In addition to the lost buildings, many residents eventually undersold or abandoned their apartments, as repairs were either never made or made poorly. Today the complex consists of 90 apartment buildings, divided into three sections bordered by Avenida de los Insurgentes, Eje 1 Poniente Guerrero, Eje Central and Paseo de la Reforma. Originally, the complex was designed to house people from different economic social strata, but today almost all of low or very low income. Crime is a major problem as is the structural integrity of the remaining buildings.
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Orley Farm. Frontispiece to the first edition by John Everett Millais Orley Farm is a novel written in the realist mode by Anthony Trollope (1815–82), and illustrated by the Pre-Raphaelite artist John Everett Millais (1829–96). It was first published in monthly shilling parts by the London publisher Chapman and Hall. Although this novel appeared to have undersold (possibly because the shilling part was being overshadowed by magazines, such as The Cornhill, that offered a variety of stories and poems in each issue), Orley Farm became Trollope's personal favourite.
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The electronic demos evolved into more rock-based, full band compositions over the course of the recording process in 2006. Jerry Finn, who had worked extensively with Blink-182, came into the studio late in the production process to oversee completion of the album. Its dark lyrical content primarily reflects the demise of Blink-182, although it is stylistically upbeat and inspired by bands such as the Postal Service and the Cure. Although anticipated by music press, When Your Heart Stops Beating undersold commercial expectations and received mixed reviews from critics.
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Soon he was able to save enough money to open his first retail shop, selling glasses by day and working nights to fulfil orders. At first, Hakimi offered glasses for $8/pair ($12 for bifocals), which far undersold any competitors. He was able to raise his prices 50% from this starting point while still underselling his competitors and assuring continued demand for his glasses. From this beginning as a single retail outlet, Hakimi has built Hakim Optical into a national chain of over 150 outlets with over 600 employees serving the eastern provinces of Canada.
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Despite its broad mandate and many agreements, CPDL was noted by university administrators as possessing inadequate resources to effectively manage inventions for all of Canada's universities,Patent Committee Meeting Minutes, December 11, 1975, University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services, A2004-007, box 010, file Polanyi. while the industry consensus "was that CPDL's work was under-publicized, under- supported, undersold and under-followed-up."Andrew H. Wilson, "Background to Invention : A Summary of Views On the Canadian Patent System and On Industrial Research and Development Activities in Canada," Background Study for the Science Council of Canada, Special Study No. 11.
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His attitude fit well with Skinner's character, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy. Pileggi later realized he had been lucky that he had not been cast in one of the earlier roles, as he believed he would have appeared in only a single episode and would have missed the opportunity to play the recurring role. Before the seventh season aired, Duchovny filed a lawsuit against 20th Century Fox. He was upset because, he claimed, Fox had undersold the rights to its own affiliates, thereby costing him huge sums of money.
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Looking Glass signed a multi-game publishing deal with Electronic Arts in May 1998, and that company became the publisher of Flight Combat. The team "undersold" the game to Electronic Arts, and James Sterrett of the fansite Through the Looking Glass believed that the team "gambled that it could get the game out the door faster than the budget actually called for". In March 1999, the game was announced as the World War II-themed Flight Combat: Thunder Over Europe, directed by Hantzopoulos and scheduled for release in fall of that year. That May, the game was shown at the Electronic Arts booth at E3.
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Flavia Augustine, Le Correspondant: French liberal catholic journal, 1843-1855 (Catholic University of America Press, 1958).William E. Echard Historical Dictionary of the French Second Empire, 1852-1870 (1985) pp 143-44 online Émile de Girardin (1806 – 1881) was the most successful and flamboyant journalist of the era, presenting himself as a promoter of mass education through mass journalism' His magazines reached over hundred thousand subscribers, and his inexpensive daily newspaper La Presse undersold the competition by half, thanks to is cheaper production and heavier advertising. Like most prominent journalists, Girardin was deeply involved in politics, and served in parliament. To his bitter disappointment, he never held high office.
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Ampex and Digital settled on plating. However, in spite of the higher capital equipment investment required by sputtering, the latter proved in the long term to be the more reliable technology and remains as the industry standard today. It took Digital a long time to achieve adequate MTBF (mean time before failure) performance standards for the RA-90, which delayed its time to market sufficiently to be undersold by competitors, who, by then, had introduced smaller form factors (smaller disks) at higher capacities and greater reliability. RA-90 drives were built at Digital's 1 million square foot (93,000 m²) facility in Colorado Springs and the disks were made in Tempe, Arizona.
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Yanks obtain Wilson from Pirates According to the New York Post, at least one general manager in the National League found the deal inexplicable from the Pirates' standpoint. Voicing the opinion that Pirates GM Dave Littlefield had undersold Wilson, the anonymous GM was quoted as saying, "We really thought Wilson was a guy a lot of AL teams would be interested in. He is a high strikeout guy, but he can hit a fastball, damage lefty pitching, and not embarrass himself in right field or at first.""BOMBERS TAKE CAKE IN TRADING STAKES", Joel Sherman, The New York Post, published August 1, 2006, accessed November 5, 2012.
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The album debuted at number 15 on the Billboard 200 chart, selling approximately 22,000 copies in its first week in the United States. By its third week of release it had sold 33,000 copies in total. According to Metromix, the album was one of the biggest commercial flops of 2010, having undersold Love's previous solo album, America's Sweetheart (also considered a commercial failure). Despite this, the album's lead single, "Skinny Little Bitch", was a commercial hit, and by April 1, 2010, had been classified a "Power Play" track by the radio conglomerate Active Rock, who gave it airplay a minimum of 50 times per week on hundreds of U.S. radio stations.
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In 2001, following changes in the law in the 1970s and 1980s, protection of tenure was relatively secure for tied accommodation occupants; if they stopped working in the sector there was provision for the owner (in effect, landlord) to charge monthly rent at the market rate. With increasing numbers of people priced out of the housing market in the 21st century, the concept showed signs of being revived. The Agricultural Dwellings Housing Advisory Committees in England were closed in 2013. In a review of the modern state of tied accommodation, a Farmers Weekly columnist observed that, while it is complex and its appeal may have been undersold, in modern times it "generates more problems than it solves".
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Nintendo remained on a separate path from either Sony or Microsoft in its blue ocean strategy. The Wii U was designed to be a more robust model of the Wii to meet needs of dedicated gamers, but its means and purpose were lost in how it was marketed. The Wii U substantially undersold Nintendo's projections, selling only 13.5 million units by its discontinuation in 2018, and many of the design and marketing faults of the Wii U were considered in the conceptualization of the Switch, designed to be meet a broad range of global demographics and possible gaming situations. Later, Nintendo released the Nintendo Switch Lite, a version lacking the docking capabilities but with other component optimization and otherwise compatible with all games.
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On February 2, 2012, a report by Istituto Superiore di Sanità revealed extreme levels of air pollution and an abnormal incidence of cancer and cardiovascular diseases around the city of Taranto, where the ILVA giant steelworks are located. Following the report, Emilio Riva and his son Nicola, along with Taranto plant top managers, were arrested for allegedly causing an environmental disaster, and the plant was seized. However, the resulting "Ambiente Svenduto" (Italian for "environment undersold") trial has been mostly inconclusive. Emilio Riva died in 2014 aged 87, while his brother Adriano Riva, that succeeded Emilio at the top of the family business after the scandal, died in 2019 aged 88, after having reached a €1.3bn settlement with the Italian state.
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Cutler was a noted eccentric, dressing in a distinctive style including plus-fours and hats adorned with many badges, travelling mainly by bicycle and often communicating by means of sticky labels printed with "Cutlerisms", one of which, "never knowingly understood" came to be applied by supporters and detractors alike (the latter phrase is a play on 'never knowingly undersold', the slogan of the John Lewis Partnership). Others included "Kindly disregard", reserved for official correspondence, and "to remove this label take it off". The reception room of his home contained some pieces of ivory cutlery, intended as a pun on his name. The hallmarks of Cutler's work are surreal, bizarre juxtapositions and close attention to small details of existence, all described in seemingly naive language.
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For a period of time, the distillery found some success by focusing on the production of grain spirit, with yeast a lucrative by-product which was exported to England under the name of "Skylark". It is thought that at this stage production of pot still whiskey had ceased. This focus on yeast resulted in the production of an industrial spirit which the distillery was happy to off-load on the London market at a low price, a fact which disturbed the Distillers Company of Scotland (DCL), as their competing product was being undersold. However, as with many Irish distilleries, the distillery experienced further difficulties in the early 1900s, and in 1912, the distillery's owners decided to sell out and approached the United Distillers Company of Belfast, who offered to purchase the distillery in exchange for shares.
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Wang's slow-reveal psychological drama isn't just a showcase for his excellent ensemble cast. Beautifully modulated and stylistically sui generis, In the Family is also one of the most accomplished and undersold directorial debuts this year". Rob Humanick of Slant magazine liked the film and awarded the film 4 out of 4 stars and wrote in his review "An acutely felt, altogether devastating family drama as intimate and affecting as it is sprawling and untamed."In the Family, Critic Review Robert Abele from the Los Angeles Times and said in this positive review "Deliberate and marked by uncommon grace, In The Family manages to feel politically and culturally acute without ever resorting to melodrama, or having to wave banners for issues or causes, except perhaps in its quiet way for a renewed humanism in movies and a return to stories about everyday lives" and "These days, a movie so invested in the highs and lows of caring for others can only be a remarkable, cherished thing.
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