Sameer Khader Business as usual.

Start as usual, go the other way around the loop.

As the Stern report points out, as usual, the poor are the most vulnerable.

As usual, history is set on fast forward in America.

The West can no longer continue with Realpolitik as usual.

Site developer Jordanian blogger Tariq Abu Zaid announced that yesterday was the last day for the site.

A small percentage of cherries contain a single seed, instead of the usual two.

This is why delaying the adoption of long term targets is not a recipe for business as usual.

When Uber asked me, as usual, to rate the driver, I did not hesitate to give him two out of five.

When I was 22 years old, I came home from work, put a leash on my dog and went for my usual run.

We must not slip back into a business as usual approach as Fukushima recedes from memory.

An alliance of local, regional, and international forces is uniting against tyranny as usual on the banks of the Nile.

People want to return to business as usual and to think of the Crash of 2008 as a bad dream.

That's great. That's great.

China s leaders recognize that their policy options are limited business as usual, repression, or reform.

Given the unprecedented scale of the threat, business as usual is not an option.

However, the time between the preceding and proceeding QRS waves stays the same as normal due to the compensatory pause.

China, as usual, is the most extreme example, now accounting for more than one half of global cement consumption.

If Asia pursues a business as usual policy, it will burn money on energy that could be put to other uses.

As usual, Australia will co sponsor and, if necessary, vote in favour of both draft resolutions before us.

A business as usual approach on the issue of financing will fail to deliver needed change and results.

Finally, we thank the Secretary General for his report, which is, as always, comprehensive and of great assistance to delegations and to the wider oceans constituency.

Thus, tourism professionals in both countries have received strong government assurances that business will continue as usual.

On the morning of Friday, September 6, 1901, McKinley dressed formally as usual, then departed the Milburn House for a stroll through the neighborhood.

A Great Breakdown?

OK, great.

That's great!

It is our hope that the States members of the First Committee will support the draft resolution as usual, with the widest, if not universal support.

If we continue with business as usual, we will end up destroying a vast amount of marine life, severely damaging the food chains on which we rely.

At the same time, the information society and globalization have made ours a more insecure world, where we experience risks that politics as usual has been unable to address.

The Fed would then cause a liquidity squeeze and so distort asset prices as to make much construction, sizable amounts of other investment, and some consumption goods unaffordable (and thus unprofitable to produce).

David Christian Big history

So so cool!

Great, isn't it?

China is a huge country.

How big is that?

'This is a great victory'

Lincoln is a great person.

I call today s growth pattern the business as usual option the smart technology growth pattern, by contrast, represents the sustainable development option.

But the growing belief that the global financial system has escaped collapse, and that we are slowly returning to business as usual, is a grave misinterpretation of the current situation.

A business as usual model for climate change suggests that global average temperatures could rise by 4 Celsius by mid century.

Jobs and training for young people must be the centerpiece for the new growth pact, and projects must move ahead in crisis mode, rather than according to business as usual.

And that's great for the company, and it's quite often great for the minister and it's not great for their country.

So those are great.

I think that's great!