Word: stepping
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...productivity, or more, can lead only to price inflation and/or shrinkage of the total market." But if management and labor can agree on an equitable split that will also mean increased dividends to investors plus stable or lower prices to consumers, then most economists believe that the failure to step up productivity in 1956 will soon be overcome...
...mile, Brew came from nearly 20 yards behind in the last three-quarters of a lap to nip Pete Reider by a step...
...coming our way . . . boiling along, churning rather slowly. It ought to be here in just one minute. Now, we're going to have to step out of the way here to let this tornado go past. There it goes!" Seconds later, as the black twister screamed past him, Newsman Bob Whitten of Dallas' KRLD told radio listeners how the tornado flipped a huge trailer truck 50 ft. into air, then smashed it down atop an empty car. Listeners could hear the thud of debris on and around Whitten...
Honeymoon. Despite Hoffman's troubles, Stahl and Di Salle are confident of the company's soundness, hope to tighten up its administration and step up earnings. Says Di Salle: "We're moving in on a family that has several new marriages, and all newlyweds have to adjust." On the honeymoon will be an unwelcome guest, the SEC. It is investigating to determine why there were such big discrepancies in the public financial statements of the corporation and whether U.S. Hoffman stock was traded illegally...
...minute we step out of the pleasant Yard," he said, "we are surrounded by that typical chaos of ugliness and in significant non-form which characterizes so many of our towns and cities because the public simply does not know what we have in mind when we talk of beauty or of better space relations...