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assumed average bring expect fuel full gallon jet loss margin net operating percent price quarter remaining report three using
We expect to report an operating margin between 2 percent and 4 percent, and that should bring us to a net loss for the full year. And for full-year, we are using an assumed fuel price of $1.92 (for a gallon of jet fuel). So, basically, $1.92 in the first quarter and an average of about $2 for each of the remaining three quarters. John Owen
assume game ought start
I think we ought to assume that $59.99 is going to be the place we start for game prices, John Taylor
assume economic inevitably social success
It is important that we do not complacently assume that economic success and social disparity inevitably go hand-in-hand. Mary McAleese
assume convert legal ok pay perfectly
I'd assume he can convert it and pay some of his legal bills, and that is perfectly OK with me. Bob Jones
assume choice excellent proven role
He is a proven leader, and we think he is an excellent choice to assume this important new role at Fred's, Michael Hayes
assume house people price wrong
Price is always pivotal. If a house is under priced, people sometimes assume that there is something wrong with it.
assumed canada originally provincial responsibility serving troops
Our neighbor Canada has 2,200 troops serving in Afghanistan. Canada has also assumed responsibility for the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Kandahar, which was originally established by our own military. Tom Lantos
assume ballot concluded issue legal team
Our legal team has concluded the ballot was unlawful, ... I assume that this is an issue that will end up in dispute. William Daley
assume investors responsibility step
Investors have to step up and assume more responsibility.
butcher meat sold
The neighborhood butcher wouldn't have sold meat to you. You would be shunned at church.
butchers calves stupidest
Only the stupidest calves choose their own butcher. Konrad Adenauer
butcher meat top
I told the butcher I'd give him $10 if he got the meat down off the top shelf. He said he couldn't. The steaks were too high.
picked roof shelter sitting top totally understand worried
We totally understand what it's like to be sitting on top of a roof or to be sitting in a shelter where it's hot, where you're worried about when you're going to be picked up, where you're thirsty, where you're hungry, Michael Chertoff
picked time
He's picked us up all year. It's time for us to pick him up a little bit.
picked
He got off slow, but he really picked it up. He's been dynamite. ... Right now, he's one of the better leadoff hitters. Bobby Cox
picked
He got off slow, but he really picked it up, ... He's been dynamite. ... Right now, he's one of the better leadoff hitters.
picked spring
You couldn't have picked a better day for spring break.
picked truth
The truth is, we have so many potholes, we could have picked just about anywhere,
picked played
The goalie played outstanding. That's the third-string goalie, and he picked it up.
picked
We still don't know how they picked our house, but it was very scary.
picked surprised
It's weird. I was surprised they picked me.
prepared
I like to win without fighting. But if I can't, then I'm prepared to fight.
prepared ifs
If you're not prepared to do something in public, don't do it at all. Karen Traviss
prepared resign
I told him (Blair) I was prepared to resign if he thought it was right, and he said he didn't think it was right. Charles Clarke
prepared proposed vision
It's a proposed vision for the city, and it was used as we prepared this year's budget.
prepared students work
And when I see students now, I just don't think they are prepared to work so hard. It comes too easy. Marc Jacobs
prepared
be prepared with what you want to say.
prepared
Be prepared to fight. They're going to come after you personally. They're going to come after you every which way.
prepared
You can't be prepared for something you haven't seen. Chris Crocker
prepared surprise type
This type of thing doesn't really surprise us, and it's not something we're not already prepared for.