They are paralyzed by the fog of uncertainty coming out of Washington.
In this environment, where many investors are paralyzed, it might be hard to raise a lot of new assets, making client retention more important than ever.
"While Yahoo and Microsoft are paralyzed by trying to figure out what's happening to their companies, we're trying to figure out what's next in search, " he said.
"We have a very large trade agenda to push forward, but we can't because we are paralyzed, " said the veteran trade negotiator, who noted that the rules governing the WTO are outdated.
Executive teams that have not taken the plunge into social are often paralyzed when challenges arise.
The trials will involve eight to 10 patients who are completely paralyzed below the third to tenth vertebra, and who sustained their spinal cord injury within seven to 14 days.
"Your muscles get cold and are instantly paralyzed by the hyperventilation, and you can become very weak, " says Dr. Thomas Traill, a cardiologist and professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
These government blunders have paralyzed credit systems and are sending the U.S. and Europe into recession.
After 12 weeks, "people are usually past the stage of being stunned and paralyzed by the loss, " she said.
The White House unveiled three new nominations to the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday, but the new names are unlikely to break a Senate confirmation deadlock that has paralyzed the campaign law enforcement agency since January.
So the stakes are huge--yet once again Japan appears to be paralyzed by tradition, as it was in Perry's day.
And my wife and I are reminded of this more than ever as we sit, paralyzed, waiting for our replacement cards to arrive.
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