Word: regained
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Bush team had to scramble to regain footing, it was because it had ignored a basic lesson that so many White Houses have learned the hard way: if you know that bad news is on the way, it is best to put it out yourself. A White House source told TIME that after Sept. 11 it decided to make no public mention of the August CIA briefing that raised the possibility of al-Qaeda hijackings; the White House wanted to let time pass and disclose the briefing "in context" when investigations got under way. But that ignores the fact that...
...Street also dreads a lengthy process to resolve the analyst flap, which, layered on top of the accounting concerns springing from the Enron scandal, is driving investors away. To help regain their confidence, brokerage firms are making a show of efforts to reform. Last week UBS Warburg initiated its coverage of JetBlue Airways--a firm whose IPO it co-managed last month--by advising investors to "reduce" their holdings. It was apparently a pre-emptive move, to show regulators that UBS Warburg is indeed capable of using the word sell...
Harvard capitalized on the opportunity to regain the momentum as Christino found Kutner, who beat Caggiano left- handed...
...Hoyas caught a crab at the 1100-meter mark, but was unable to regain composure as the oar broke under the water’s pressure. Georgetown was left struggling to remove an oar without a handle from the water as the Black and White continued to the finish line...
...since the merger in January 2001 and will now head a new interactive services division. Although Pittman, 48, is known as an agile manager with an uncanny ability to build big consumer brands, this is the Mississippi native's biggest test. He must restore AOL's luster and regain the trust of colleagues, business partners and, most important of all, Wall Street...