• Put the two together and you have a recipe for ever-longer business cards: vice-president for photocopiers Asia-Pacific, for example.

    ECONOMIST: Inflation in job titles is approaching Weimar levels

  • The creation of ever-longer stretches of man-made DNA is allowing researchers to make new strides in understanding how multiple genes work together.

    FORBES: The Biggest DNA Ever Made

  • "We've made the point to our Russian colleagues that we all face a threat from states like Iran that continue to pursue missiles of ever-longer range, " she said.

    CNN: U.S.-Czech missile deal raises Russian ire

  • Queues for the basics of life - bread and fuel - grow ever longer.

    BBC: Conflict hits Damascus daily life

  • Yet the cars' failings in qualifying have caused the youngest-ever Formula 1 champion to take a longer-term view on how McLaren should approach their planning from now on this season.

    BBC: Hamilton already looking to 2010

  • That's a historic shift, and is just one of many signals that the personal computer is no longer dominant in the ever-shifting world of consumer technology.

    CNN: This is the year Microsoft fights back

  • Unlike the Fed, which has engaged in a wide-ranging Quantitative Easing exercise aimed at reducing longer-term interest rates, the ECB has only ever engaged in bond purchases in the most grudging way possible and currently has no active bond purchase program.

    FORBES: Fed's Brave Steps Contrast with ECB's Inertia

  • The Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust said the 19th Century building was no longer suitable for the "ever-expanding and developing service".

    BBC: Royal Eye Infirmary treatment moves to Derriford Hospital

  • And the importance of teaching for Automaticity becomes more important than ever, when even instant-recall is no longer enough to help our children to get ahead.

    FORBES: Mediocrity versus Mastery: The Case for Game-Based Learning

  • Now Paramount's retooled plants churn out wrappers that can keep chocolate bars fresh for months longer than paper wrappers ever did--on store shelves from balmy Thailand to chilly Alaska.

    FORBES: BEMIS Bag Man

  • He said StarTek was used by many games makers because now so many titles had a shelf life longer than ever thanks to multi-player gaming and the appearance of tools that let fans create their own levels.

    BBC: Gamers play for a living

  • In Hollywood's ever-escalating luxury hotel arms race, guests no longer have to settle for standard room service, unceremoniously prepared by hotel staff from a boilerplate menu.

    BBC: A-list room service in Hollywood

  • The most consistent longer-term pattern I have ever seen is that since at least 1918 the stock market has experienced a substantial rally from the low in the 2nd year of every presidential administration to the high in the following year.

    FORBES: Sell In May, Great, But Go Away For How Long?

  • Companies establish matrix-management systems to deal with globalisation, appoint task-forces to examine new technologies, and add ever longer meetings until employees' brains try to gnaw their way out of their skulls.

    ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

  • Since ignorance is no longer exculpatory, the leadership burden must now include ever-increasing vigilance in hitherto unmonitored nooks and crannies of the corporate enterprise.

    FORBES: FCPA: An Ongoing Leadership Challenge

  • Thing is, for us (and likely many of you), they last far longer than our clinically-diagnosed Gadget Attention Deficit Disorder would ever tolerate -- but for your dad, your sister, your college buddy with the hand-me-down ZEOS Pantera running Windows 95, or anyone weary of re-upping a two-year commitment, a handset can easily become a serious long-term investment.

    ENGADGET: Nielsen stats: a lot of iPhones out there, but also a lot of everything else

  • The biggest supply-side obstacle to future growth may no longer be (if it ever was) excessive regulation or inflexible labour markets, but a corporate culture that finds it easy to tolerate low returns and difficult to tolerate outright failure.

    ECONOMIST: Fallen idol | The

  • Though profitable as ever, Microsoft has warned it will slip to single-digit growth, and it no longer crackles with the same manic energy.

    FORBES: Three Trends for 2005

  • Silicon Valley may continue to reap riches from the periodic technology gold rush , but in the longer term, tech growth will continue its long-term dispersion to ever more parts of the country.

    FORBES: The New Places Where America's Tech Future Is Taking Shape

  • Bernanke has been in the hot seat ever since the Fed unleashed its repeated programs of quantitative easing (QE), or longer-term asset purchases.

    FORBES: Deflationary PPI Questions Effectiveness Of Bernanke's QE

  • As for whether the longer A380 variant--known as the A380-900--will ever come to light, that may depend on just how much interest there is from other airlines.

    FORBES: LONDON

  • Whether by necessity or choice, U.S. motorists are holding onto their cars for longer than ever, with the age of the average vehicle on the road at a record-high 10.8 years, according to the research company R.

    FORBES: Cars That Can Last For 250,000 Miles (Or More)

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