They're not built to last; they're designed to be trash.
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Nothing says "built to last" like matching ink, after all.
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On the other hand, that mug looks built to last.
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But Justice Ginsburg said the decision was built to last.
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Friendships are fragile, and most aren't built to last forever.
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It's a joy to read and feels built to last.
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The utilitarian clothes are awesome because they're built to last.
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The gloves are really well made and built to last.
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It was supposed to be a conservatism built to last.
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A bounce that, according to Worth, is not built to last.
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Everyone wants to invest in a company that's built to last.
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By 2023, water will flow through a bypass built to last.
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They picked things that were well designed and built to last.
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A substance that, like our marriage now, is built to last.
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"They were really only built to last five years," Hooker says.
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Despite being so thin, the mat's material is built to last.
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This is really about built to last and not built to flip.
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It's reasonably priced at less than $200, dependable and built to last.
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It's designed for "determined chewers" and is most certainly built to last.
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These are the hallmarks of a company that is built to last.
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Plus, Congress actually passed a fix, but it wasn't built to last.
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According to an insider, however, this summer love is built to last.
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Dutch ovens are built to last, and they make amazing pot roasts.
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The words are simple, and Yang's witty art is built to last.
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Their intimacy seems perfect, and their love is surely built to last.
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There's almost an implication here that the iPhone X isn't built to last.
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That led to five years of research that led to Built to Last.
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Everything had to be built well: built to last, and to be beautiful.
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In short, the Coast was built to last a lifetime on the beach.
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Sunrise on Mars Opportunity was built to last 90 sols, or Martian days.
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"I'm built to last," rapped Alec Burlakoff, then Insys' vice president of sales.
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In our opinion, though, a good fall boot should be built to last.
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The resilient cover is built to last for continued use throughout the year.
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Coal plants are long-term investments, built to last 40 or 50 years.
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Harry Styles, though, appears to be the ex-Direction star built to last.
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But if Congress prefers abdication, a two-emperor system isn't built to last.
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At $43, The Shhhower Cap is pricey, but it's really built to last.
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Makeshift toilets have been erected, although they are clearly not built to last forever.
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They are the celebrity couple of celebrity couples and they are built to last.
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Not all voices, even one as remarkable as Ms. Norman's, are built to last.
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With prospects, cash and a savvy front office, the Cubs seemed built to last.
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Because they're built for — from my eyes — they're built to last a few years.
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While a cardboard cutout's love is forever, Humboldt penguins are sadly not built to last.
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Took about two years to build and it's built to last for very long time.
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This suit, while maybe not the stretchiest suit on the market, is built to last.
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And plenty of television shows — like "Doctor Who" and "General Hospital" — were built to last.
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Everything is affordably priced, easy to wear, built to last, and backed by a warranty.
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SmileDirectClub's Teeth Whitening Kit is built to last you through one full year of treatments.
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They are built to last for years, and they do things other speakers just can't.
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Waterproof and built to last a lifetime, Chrome's Mini Metro messenger bag is a classic.
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As promising as Snap looks today, there is no guarantee it is built to last.
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"Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies" by Jim Collins and Jerry I Porras
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Cramer is always pointing to the stay-at-home economy as a theme built to last.
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They're also built to last and can go with you anywhere you want to take them.
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The cables are built to last and withstand the conditions of lying in an ocean bed.
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Each sock comes with a full battery built to last for the whole six months lifespan.
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The legacy of his bodacious charisma was built to last well beyond his death on Friday.
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The Breville Die-Cast 4-Slice Toaster is a solid machine that is built to last.
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Simple, classic, and built to last, they are definitely worthy of anyone's "business essentials" short list.
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A lot of structures are built to last, but some don't seem to last very long.
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This makes cleaning a cinch, and it also means that these things are built to last.
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On top of that, the Origin Millennium is a remarkably solid machine that's built to last.
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Just like the cars Lexus built its name on, the LS 500h feels built to last.
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Both, in effect, will do the trick, but the Yeti V Series is built to last.
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Obviously Jim is really famous for Built to Last, Good to Great and How the Mighty Fall.
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The proposal suggests these tent cities be built to last between six months and one year. Capt.
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"We are building a grassroots organization that's built to last," said Kristen Orthman, the campaign's communications director.
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Miyubi isn't built to last, and his capabilities are quickly surpassed by a new generation of robots.
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"This is a game that's built to last for years to come," said Treyarch chairman Mark Lamia.
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And after five years of puppy motherhood, I've found a few brands that are built to last.
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Deal nicknamed that version of the band the East Los Breeders, but it wasn't built to last.
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While this level of support may seem like a temporary phase, this mattress is built to last.
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The company also offers a limited lifetime warranty, so you know this cable is built to last.
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And we've built something that I think — unless we have horrible execution going forward — is built to last.
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If you'll be using it every day, you'll want a blender that's built to last, like this Vitamix.
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But it means that devices that were once built to last are now suddenly targets of planned obsolescence.
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Mr. Inglis said phone boxes evoked an era when things were built to last and to be useful.
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According to the New York Times, work pants built to last should be made of Tencel or wool.
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They're built to last and their software won't cause you many headaches after you get used to it.
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It's powerful and built to last — oh, and did we mention it comes with a free carrying sleeve?
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Stepping up from the G7 is the $249 G63 Power, which as its name implies is built to last.
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That is a company that was built to last and doesn't have a debt problem and has good yield.
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Your American houses are built to last only 20 years so builders could sell new houses at the end.
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Modern concrete structures are built to last over two hundred years, making them without rival when viewed as investments.
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Simple, straightforward, and built to last, the Saddleback Front Pocket wallet will serve you well for years to come.ProsCons
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As an older skyscraper, the Empire State Building is undergoing constant renovation, but it was also built to last.
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This serious and dignified book is old-fashioned, too, in the pleasant sense that it seems built to last.
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The Vdomus Non-slip Microfiber Shag Bathroom Mat absorbs moisture, dries quickly, won't slip, and is built to last.
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Buying clothes built to last is one thing — but there's a lot you can do to make them endure.
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It'll remain in space until someone in the future finds it — humankind's gift to the moon, built to last.
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When starting a business, it's useful to learn from the entrepreneur who specializes in pioneering built-to-last companies.
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Here are the 26.6 states built to last, boasting the nation's best roads, bridges, railways, ports, airports and utilities.
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With skate parks and bike tracks, at least you're making something that's built to last for the long term.
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Michael Francois from Google's Global Network Infrastructure team says these cables are built to last, but they can break occasionally.
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Despite the momentum such boutique firms are gaining, there are still questions over how long they are built to last.
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So the ThinkPad X1 Carbon is thin, light, reasonably affordable, built to last, and has a battery that actually lasts.
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At the end of the day, you'll be getting a machine that is packed with power and built to last.
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Expensive consoles, no doubt, but that's with good reason: These are devices that were built to last for several years.
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But the stuff they're putting together is undeniably gorgeous, built to last, and in most cases, extremely comfortable to wear.
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Another built-to-last scooter for fleets comes from Acton (its fleet vehicle is billed as a an "urban warrior").
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Such aircraft are typically built to last 262 or 21999 years, and there was no indication anything was mechanically amiss.
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If Langlitz's business model has a flaw, it's that each jacket is built to last a lifetime, if not longer.
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But failing to win your home state is not terribly encouraging if you describe your campaign as built to last.
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Pros: Built to last for years, minimize screw stripping, minimal hand fatigueCons: Quite expensive, does not include any stubby drivers
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Look for retail products that are built to last a long time or are B-Corp or Fair Trade Certified.
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"In this way, diversity is a key ingredient to growing a strong and inclusive economy that is built to last."
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Spellman told Insider that thrift shops are also a great place to find side tables that are built to last.
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The price is steeper than some, but it's also a straightener that's built to last, which helps justify the price.
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Hari Maris have subtle lines, no unnecessary flair, and are soft, comfortable, and built to last at a fair price.
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Much fuss is made about the inspired design of Apple's products, but the truth is, they're not built to last forever.
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A "lack of earnings visibility makes it hard to tell if Mylan is still built to last," Cantor Fitzgerald analysts said.
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When you think about writing that book, the first book, Built to Last, you were talking about enduring things, that it endures.
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As anyone with an old copy of the Eagles' Greatest Hits rattling around their closet knows, cassette tapes aren't built to last.
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At their rote rose ceremony early in the episde, this couple — who slurped together under desperate measures — didn't look built to last.
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With up to 10 hours of battery usage and a durable design, this Fire tablet was built to last you a while.
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The best woks are nonstick, provide even and consistent heat distribution, are easy to clean, and are built to last a lifetime.
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Like all of its cooking utensils and appliances, the All-Clad Stainless 14-inch Open Stir Fry Pan is built to last.
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From singer Rihanna and model Cara Delevingne, to actresses Jennifer Lawrence and Zoë Kravitz, some celebrity friendships are clearly built to last.
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And there's little about shale fuel's house-of-cards business model that seems built to last, with or without the proposed stimulus.
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The only built-to-last work on the program was "Theme and Variations," created for the company in 1947 by George Balanchine.
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But maybe the current Biden is built to last, with just enough septuagenarian strut to end the dark age of Trump. ☐
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Author Jim Collins previously published "Built to Last," a six-year research project that provided a blueprint for building long-lasting companies.
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Spend even more if you work using your laptop or desktop; anything that makes you money needs to be built to last.
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I brought with me, I just want to share with you something because I was going back ... This is from Built to Last?
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I still haven't seen Lady Bird but I think things that are built to last can handle that cyclical nature of critical praise.
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Launched weeks before Voyager 1 in 1977, Voyager 2 was originally built to last five years and conduct studies of Jupiter and Saturn.
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Putting satellites into this orbit is enormously complex and costly, and consequently these GEO satellites were built to last ten years or more.
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At $219, the Parker is considerably pricier than the Authority ($129), but it's got more than enough space and is built to last.
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Between grueling hours and work schedules that can keep partners on opposite sides of the country, most Hollywood marriages aren't built to last.
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The public debut could strengthen Spotify's standing in the music industry, and convince both artist and listener holdouts that it's built to last.
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Yes, but consider the stall a blessing in disguise, helping us build everything on a more solid foundation...one that's built to last!
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But Chrome is still with us and still doing well—despite the fact that its bags are built to last for-friggin'-ever.
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The Kinetic Road Machine Smart 2 Trainer is one of the most affordable smart trainers on the market, and it's built to last.
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We would see if our brief meeting four years before was a fluke or if our May-December friendship was built to last.
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This leaves the Costume Institute's conservation team, then, to solve the riddle of how to preserve objects that were never built to last.
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To proponents of a less resource-intensive, more circular economy, the bulb (pictured) shows that everyday products can be affordable and built to last.
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Speaking of ne'er-do-wells: The team told us that, even though nothing is vandalism-proof, the scratch-resistant screen is built to last.
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While most roads in Alaska have to be built to last for 20 years, these are only meant to carry people through the summer.
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Yet as Centerview continues gaining momentum, the question is whether Mr. Effron and Mr. Pruzan have created a firm that is built to last.
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They remain so, despite the relentless assault of the clueless, because of the clarity and stubbornness with which he created institutions built to last.
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These shoes are super comfortable, stylish, and built to last in ItalyStyling aside, the Wolf & Shepherd Gambit is special because of the comfort technology.
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After picking various items, I headed to the dressing room to try everything on and see if anything seemed to be built to last.
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Both states remain powerhouses with economies built to last, and no one is predicting the storms will throw either Texas or Florida into recession.
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Wireless speaker company Sonos has long boasted about making products built to last, despite fast-evolving technology standards that sometimes render connected devices obsolete.
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Live Review NEW ORLEANS — If any popular-music festival was built to last an unbroken 50 years, it's the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
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Some of those USA-made machines—including the computers that run them—were built to last and are still in use for tests like these.
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I think one of the reasons I prefer old fashioned devices, not just kitchen devices, over new ones is because they were built to last.
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Some of the electrical cords were spliced, the paint was chipped and the luster gone, but everything was built to last and put to work.
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"Passive House buildings are sustainable not only because they are built to last, but they reduce operational energy — and thus operational emissions — enormously," Tzar added.
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We saw why Forever 21 couldn't win over the sustainably-minded Gen Z — their clothing appeared to be cheaply made and not built to last.
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There's many Bluetooth speakers, there's even some smart speakers out there that are a lot cheaper, but they're also not built to last for years.
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And, of course, the product names give a nod to love, with titles like Built To Last, Story Of Us, The Soulmate Set, and Love Bug.
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I think of myself as ... So after Built to Last, I decided in some ways a little like you, you're kind of an entrepreneurial journalist, right?
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Most headphones just aren't made for on-the-go music buffs, so they're only built to last a few hours before they crap out on you.
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Some worlds are built to last, others destined to recede when one generation grows out of them, and only time can sort one from the other.
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Mike DuHaime, Christie's top adviser, said his campaign was built to last beyond New Hampshire, even if his candidate ends up in fourth place or lower.
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The most basic version of the SaberLight, the Arc features plasma wave technology, lights up at the click of a button, and is built to last.
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How to Take Care of Your Clothes Buying clothes built to last is one thing — but there's a lot you can do to make them endure.
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It's vision driven, focused on tech, tends to go deeply to solve problems, and has strong culture and value that makes them ... are built to last.
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Time will tell, or maybe the couple themselves during the After The Final Rose special, if Jordan and JoJo are a pair that is built to last.
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And I went up there and all I did — again, I teach the ideas — and I taught the ideas from Good to Great and Built to Last.
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Thanks to a shell material that bends under pressure but never breaks, the product is built to last over many cycles of abuse at airport baggage claims.
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If you have a less-is-more approach to fashion, the Achilles Low is extremely minimal — and with premium quality leather, the shoes are built to last.
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Concrete and marble floors can be torn up, but they're built to last a good deal longer than a fluttering summer dress or a novelty phone case.
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Upon entering the vehicle, riders could receive a quick news briefing or perhaps be served with a music playlist built to last the length of their ride.
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Could it be that the Obama coalition was not built to last and the infatuation was driven by Obama's unique personality and the high hopes he inspired?
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Crafting a business that's built to last requires a number of elements, and having partnerships that are built on trust is definitely on the list of essentials.
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High-quality bike panniers have enough room to fit everything you need on your trip, are easy to attach and remove, and they are built to last.
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None were created with an eye turned specifically toward social or political commentary but it's clearer now than perhaps ever before that they're all built to last.
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All in all, my silky pajama set checks every box: Its material keeps me cozy during temperature extremes, and the construction is built to last for years.
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The Washed Leather Motorcycle Jacket from Madewell is the everyday jacket you've been waiting for because it goes with your entire wardrobe and is built to last.
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Here are some of the features of the devices: In a nod back to the classic durability of Nokia phones, HMD said the devices are "built to last".
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Case echoed those comments, saying that he thinks the right investment strategy is backing iconic, "built to last" independent companies, whose founders tend to be thinking about IPOs.
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It's built to last — its hard exterior and rubber gaskets are designed to endure harsh weather if need be, and its chunky spinner wheels are all-terrain ready.
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The retro Happy Days and alien-with-rainbow-suspenders sitcom Mork & Mindy were well-cast, well-written, well-driven vehicles, built to last (with excellent theme songs, too).
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Beyond its enormous size and added power, the Raptor engine is built to last longer, so that SpaceX can fly each rocket dozens, or possibly hundreds, of times.
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Our top pick for the best dog snow jacket overall is the Hurtta Summit Parka because it's built to last, well-insulated, and designed with comfort in mind.
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It features a powerful motor that can stitch up to 1,100 stitches per minute, has over 30 built-in stitches and a metal frame that's built to last.
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The Vitamix 750 is a professional-grade blender built to last the better part of a decade, and Vitamix's 7-year warranty is enough to attest to that.
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When it's time to trade in those bargain yoga steals for a yoga mat that's built to last, the Manduka ProLite Yoga Mat is the way to go.
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Suddenly you're in front of keyboard that was really built to last—like a typewriter, IBM keyboard from the 80s, or that first really good old-school Mac keyboard.
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Instead of just accepting proprietary cables that don't even last a year, pick up the Tech2 MFI Metal Charge & Sync Lightning Cable — a cord that is built to last.
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Solid multiplayer shooters like Evolve and Titanfall were built to last, with DLC plans and the promise of future support, but both saw their communities dwindle in mere months.
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The Miele C2 Electro+ has a high-powered sealed motor that creates superior suction and a belt system that's repairable and built to last years longer than cheaper vacuums.
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The tradition of decorating eggs dates back tens of thousands of years, and yet for Czar Alexander III, there was always one problem: Eggs simply weren't built to last.
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The brand uses high-quality materials and advanced manufacturing techniques to ensure your clothes are built to last for decades, which is why its price points are slightly higher.
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Its mason jar design is not only stylish and perfect for adding a little rustic flair to your cabinet, but it's sturdy, durable and built to last a long time.
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He has also assembled a campaign juggernaut built to last well beyond Iowa — and stocked it with twice as much money as his top rival for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The Topeak JoeBlow Sport II Floor Pump is a top-quality pump that works fast and is built to last, yet it still fits the budget of any avid cyclist.Pros:
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The Hunter First Classic Waterproof Rain Boots are a bit of an investment for kids boots, but they are built to last and suitable for both hot and cold weather.
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If you don't have a meat grinder attachment yet, we recommend the KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment because it's easy to use, cleans up effortlessly, and is built to last.
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To follow President Trump's abrupt order last week to withdraw, the Pentagon is faced with hastily disassembling combat bases built to last, and protecting troops departing amid a chaotic battlefield.
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Memes are never built to last, and that includes "OK boomer," despite its staggering popularity – currently, it&aposs a punchline in a Super Bowl ad teaser trailer for Sabra Hummus.
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Smarter Living: Apparel and footwear account for more than 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, so one way you can help the environment is buying clothes built to last.
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The best foam rollers keep their shape after many sessions of heavy-duty use, provide the level of pressure you need to loosen up muscles, and are built to last.
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That includes by directly employing his fleet of 20,000 drivers, who, unlike the freelancers used by competitors, Lai said have a vested interest in ensuring the business is built to last.
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Weber Spirit II E-310 for $450 ($50 off): Weber's grills aren't the cheapest, but those extra dollars get you a high-quality grill that feels like it's built to last.
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Though it's in the middle of the pack price-wise ($269 on Newegg), the Eureka Ergonomic Office Chair is built to last and is backed by a three-year limited warranty.
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It promises up to two years of life on a single AA and is built to last "up to 10 million clicks," though good luck keeping track of all of that.
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A good shortcut is BuyMeOnce — the online store does all the research and picks out all the best things in every category; things with long warranties that are built to last.
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Firstly, it's one of the prettier but also most timeless looking coolers we've seen to date — which is good, because, gimmicks aside, as with anything by Yeti, it's built to last.
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When the world first met Mutoid Man, the supergroup comprised of members of Cave In, Converge, and All Pigs Must Die, it didn't seem like the project was built to last.
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There's something fascinating about these weathered, old asylums, with their arched hallways and stately autopsy theaters; they were built to last, but not large enough for the 20th century swell of patients.
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It's also got a pretty impressive shelf life, built to last a few months in the pantry and then another subsequent three to four in the fridge before oil separation takes place.
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Importantly, greenfield development obscures the larger IoT opportunity, which lies in legacy systems, products, facilities and infrastructures that have been tried and tested for years and are built to last many more.
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The 2018 summer of celebrity engagements revealed that not all relationships were built to last, but it seems like plenty of stars are still planning a big walk down the aisle next year.
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Executive Chairman Arthur Martinez told CNBC on Thursday "there's a theory" out there that shoppers are tiring of disposable fashion, and are willing to spend more for quality clothing that's built to last.
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The best binders for school you can buyThese binders are built to last the whole school year, and each pick has features that make it a perfect fit for the recommended age group.
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From willingness to communicate and compromise, to recognizing each other's strengths and trusting one another, a lot of characteristics can be up for consideration when determining whether a partnership is built to last.
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After President Trump's abrupt order last week to withdraw, the Pentagon is faced with hastily disassembling combat bases that were built to last, and protecting troops who are departing amid a chaotic battlefield.
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"Concerto DSCH" and "Rodeo" look the most built to last, though other, perhaps more fragile works by those two men now seem even more marvelous in aspects of style, expression and stage sociology.
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Today in the red chair is Jim Collins, who has written several much-admired books about how to grow and manage businesses, including Built to Last, Good to Great, and How the Mighty Fall.
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After watching the above video, which shows all the testing Burrow's furniture goes through to ensure it's built to last and look good for a long time, I ordered this armchair in navy blue.
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Kourtney Kardashian and her beau Younes Bendjima took their new romance out on the town Monday night — though a source tells PEOPLE the pair may not be built to last in the long run.
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Even on sale, these heels are still a tad pricey, but based on Birman's commitment to constructing high-quality shoes with exquisite materials, they're built to last you years — making them worth the splurge.
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Her ode to McComb, Mississippi, Common & John Legend's "Glory," was practically a coronation parade, complete with huge jewels in her braided up-do, marching band-esque drummers, and a built-to-last vocal explosion.
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Advisers seem stuck between positioning him as the underdog — the better to spin "comeback kid" headlines if he can manage even a third-place finish here — and as the only contender built to last.
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Sonos will soon end software support for its older speakers Sonos has long boasted that its speakers are "built to last," but four of Sonos's oldest products will lose software support starting this May.
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"Many of the buildings were not built to last long," Cywinski said, adding that the foundation needs between 18 million zlotys to 20 million zlotys ($4.62 million to $5.13 million) annually for conservation work.
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"Many of the buildings were not built to last long," Cywinski said, adding that the foundation needs between 18 million zlotys to 20 million zlotys ($4.62 million to $5.13 million) annually to maintain conservation.
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These days, we often turn to the retailer for wedding gifts that look polished and are built to last — both important criteria when we make a gift purchase for our soon-to-be married friends.
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And even as the subscription space gets more crowded, and startups struggle to make as much of a mark as the boutique fitness subscription service ClassPass once did, Biggins says MealPal is built to last.
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The White House's defense of how it handled Rob Porter—the former staff secretary who was axed after it came to light that two ex-wives alleged he physically abused them—wasn't built to last.
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As a company that's built-to-last and committed to the core mission of crypto currency, there was nothing more frustrating than to witness the many steps backwards the industry at large took in 2018.
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"Our infrastructure was built to last a hundred years; it's only fitting that we use the latest, most innovative financing techniques to ensure our city's sewer system lasts for the next 100 years," he said.
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Mindful of those mounds of landfill back home, Mr. Galimore has made a particular effort to buy higher-quality products; better, he reasons, to invest in something built to last, or at least be repaired.
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Avalow's bed is built to last — the company says it should hold up for at least 25 years, though some parts like the self-watering system's wicks should be replaced every 5 years or so.
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Granted, these Dyson products aren't exactly cheap, either, but they're a much better investment than some one-off treatment: They're built to last forever, and you can use them whenever you want — no appointment required.
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Nixing the order could be seen as an acknowledgment that he failed to uphold one of the major pledges of his 203 campaign, or that the change he brought to Washington wasn't built to last.
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And don't take Hamilton Beach's low prices as a sign of poor quality — in our experience, their products stay in great shape even with a lot of use, and this stand mixer is built to last.
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Many of these were built to last centuries, if not longer; a monument on Hoover Dam features a star calendar indicating when it was built to whomever, or whatever, discovers it thousands of years from now.
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But the way they were hired and the way their roles have evolved show some key lessons about how wealth and knowledge — and business empires, like $27 billion Berkshire Hathaway — are transferred and built to last.
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For shorter distances and light-to-average use, the comparatively lower maintenance and lighter weight of aluminum will be better, but if you want something truly built to last, you might be better off with steel.
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Inspired by the same mulberry trees that are still dotted throughout the grounds of the company's Somerset factories where it was founded in 1971, the logo visually translates the notion that Mulberry was built to last.
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In theory, they're built to last for two years, but that doesn't account for all the people who throw them into rivers and lakes, light them on fire, drop them into garbage cans, or otherwise vandalize them.
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At recent appearances on the trail this week, she has repeatedly suggested that her campaign is built to last through Iowa, and that she intends to compete in New Hampshire, the next state on the primary calendar.
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Buying used clothing keeps you from contributing to fast fashion companies that make new trends every week and garments that aren't built to last, wasting resources on cheap clothing that will inevitably end up in a landfill.
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It left my mom dazzled and ready to pick up a Switch, but is the experience it provides built to last or will this be one more Nintendo device that ends up gathering dust beneath the TV?
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"None of [these systems] were built to last 30 years," Lawrence Norden, the deputy director of the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center, a law and policy organization based out of New York University's law school, tells me.
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It's now clear Luann and Tom D'Agostino's marriage was not built to last, in no small part thanks to rumors of Tom's infidelity driving much of the past two seasons of The Real Housewives of New York City.
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KidKraft houses consistently check all the boxes of a great dollhouse: They're large enough to give kids room to play, they include aspirational aspects while still remaining functional, they come with fun accessories, and they're built to last.
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Such as the fact that a majority of Americans like Obamacare and want to see it built to last, and a majority of Americans do not like the way Trump is despoiling the environment and bringing back coal.
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"Californians understand that we can't truly have a healthy economy that's built to last without taking meaningful steps to protect public health and preserve a livable environment," Senate President pro Tempore Kevin de León (D) said in a statement.
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Yes, you could pick up an SNES Classic mini from Nintendo (if you can find one) for a lot less, but Analogue's version is actually a more accurate and faithful reproduction of the original, and it's built to last, too.
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The ETF expert was referring to the late-summer swoon in Chinese stocks, but with the underlying China stock index down 9 percent on Monday, shorting China through an ETF was a trendy 93 investment that may be built to last.
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Their approach has been criticized in general terms by two former officials of the agency who had roles in the first plan, saying that the new one would be neither as safe nor as built to last as the original.
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The best overall beach chair: RIO Brands 5-Position Lay Flat Beach Chair ($55.90) Made of durable 300-denier polyester and a lightweight, rust-proof aluminum frame, the RIO Brands 5-Position Lay Flat Beach Chair is built to last.
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And after Built to Last, my wife and I decided to bet our lives on this, it was a big entrepreneurial bet and I decided I wanted to become a self-employed professor, to endow my own chair and grant myself tenure.
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The salary cap incentivizes building a team in precisely the way the Thunder did, but it also cuts against a team like that being built to last—players will need to get paid, and there is only so much money to go around.
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The actor, who stars with Ryan Reynolds in the new action comedy The Hitman's Bodyguard has been married to his wife LaTanya for 37 years and says he and his wife knew early in their relationship that they were built to last.
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Here's why coal gains are not necessarily built to last: An industry rule of thumb holds that coal becomes a competitive source of fuel to make electricity when natural gas costs at least $6 per million British Thermal Units of heat it generates.
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Although the 215th Corps has 18,000 soldiers on its books, most of them are deployed around the province, leaving garrison troops, new recruits and Afghan special forces, no more than 5,000 in all, rattling around in the sprawling, built-to-last facility.
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Hahn is a problem solver, with little interest in the ephemeral; his pieces — wood furniture for Ikea, a height-adjustable suspension light for Ligne Roset, bathroom fixtures for Kohler, floor and table lamps for Marset — are built to last and to wear nicely.
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Disappointing U.S. inflation figures, positive election outcomes in France and Germany, Bank of Canada rate hikes and strong GDP growth in other parts of the world pushed the dollar back up but aren't built to last in building a longer-term dollar trend.
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Pros: Several layers of foam and springs creates custom sleeping experience, built to last two decades, Celliant fibers promote faster healing and recovery after exercise, thermal foam layers helps regulate body temperatureCons: Expensive, heavy to carry by just one person, some motion transfer
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Minimally embellished and made from technical materials including oilcloth and rubber, the coats are built to last: velcro-fastening cuffs and sealed seams keep out wind and rain, while buttons are affixed with a metal ring to stop them from ever falling off.
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Besides, modern jets are built to last: "In all but the rarest cases, even the most violent turbulence will not seriously damage an aircraft or cause it to crash," says active pilot Patrick Smith, the author of Ask the Pilot and a longtime aviation blogger.
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My preference to lead this unity coalition would be Mike Bloomberg, because I think he has a campaign machine that is built to last and stand up to the pummeling from Trump, but he may not have enough grass-roots support in the party.
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While most airliners have an economic life of 25 years and are built to last even longer, the first A380 faces an uncertain future less than 10 years after it went into service in 2007, marking what European leaders hailed as a new era in air travel.
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"We had gotten through the first part, of being all starry-eyed, and I was still in love with this person and I knew we were built to last," said Mr. Sternal, who is now a vice president for investment strategy at Bank of New York Mellon.
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The doors were finally unlocked in July, revealing a row of tables under electrified gas lamps and a row of stools in front of a white-oak bar that looks as if it was built to last at least until Van Brunt Street sinks into the sea.
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It's a little bit engineery and wonky, but we want to ensure these projects are being designed and built to last for a longer period of time — but also, if we can do so, lessen the operations and maintenance costs of these projects or the structures.
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Many of this book's 37 poems feel built to last, including "Lecons de tenebres" — lessons of darkness — in which Mr. James seems to speak not merely for himself but for so many who have allowed career and ego to fizz too freely at the front in their minds.
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" But in a confessional interview, it's clear the duo's kiss-and-make-up may not be totally built to last when Debbie reveals her apology was primarily strategic: "I wanted to make sure that me and Brad were as solid as we could be in a game of deception and intrigue.
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We asked students that in our Picture Prompt "Alarm Clocks," and got some great answers: Leah Schwagerl from Wilmington, N.C., thought older things were built to last: Can I just say, that as a 16-year-old I still cannot wrap by head around the idea of Amazons "smart device," Alexa.
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And the endpoint of both the Times and Washingtonian profiles, in which personal contact with real-life alt-righters and counterarguments from online left-wingers suffice to pull the main characters away from the far right, suggests that the current Very Online alternative to liberalism is not necessarily built to last.
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Part of what inspired me to want to come talk with you and share, of course I want to share the flywheel principle because I'd really love people to use it, but also the whole spirit of the idea of: D you want to be built to last or built to flip?
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What began as a YouTube channel has turned into a global brand and the essential next generation media company for Generation Z. AwesomenessTV is built to last and there is so much talent here who will carry this company forward, especially Brett who has been a partner with me nearly the entire time.
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Recently, I sat down with Eden at WeWork (one of his portfolio companies) in Tel Aviv where he shared with me his vision for what he and others refer to as the "Scale-up Nation," an Israeli ecosystem made of companies that are built to last, rather than Vardi's vision of products that are built to exit.
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Whether it's the intricate, half-rapped wordplay of tracks like "Frozen Tango Dancer," the distorted, bleary-eyed production of tracks like "Uncomfortable Creature Part ii," or the genre-blending prowess of tracks like "Stigmata," artists like Lauren Auder are built to last because they take all the sounds that came before them, and twist them into brand new shapes.
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Like not-so-small tech companies including Twitter and LinkedIn, start-ups need to prove that they're built to last and have the cash resources they'll need to grow, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence analyst Scott Kessler, who covered the rise and fall of tech firms during and in the aftermath of the dotcom bubble.
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"I think the success of Dropbox's I.P.O. shows that great companies that are built to last can still access the I.P.O. window, despite a week of incredible volatility and distraction about global trade," said Bryan Schreier, a Dropbox board member and partner at Sequoia Capital, the large venture capital firm that was one of Dropbox's early investors.
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After witnessing firsthand the devastation of the globe's waterways and oceans, Hladky wanted to ensure that Everest Isles had as small an environmental impact as possible; the brand's swim trunks are not only built to last but also eco-conscious, made of regenerated textiles (like nylon yarn from abandoned fishing nets) and shipped in recycled and reusable packaging.
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You can make miso in almost any kind of vessel, but I wanted something that satisfied a few key criteria: It needed to be easy to clean and sanitize, I wanted it to be built to last, and it had to be big enough to make the effort and time commitment involved in miso-making worth it.
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The company, now a Logitech brand that built its reputation early on making high-quality gaming headsets, set out to create a device that would not only satisfy the demands of competitive console players, but also put it in a package that was built to last and not be susceptible to the litany of issues that have plagued other premium PS4 controllers.
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Pros: Every component of the Airwave Elite is of high quality and built to last; the Baitrunner D Series is sleek, versatile, and replacement parts (should you need them) are readily available through ShimanoCons: Not all Airwave Elite models come with a gimbal for more secure storage in rod holders; Baitrunner D has a graphite frame as opposed to full metal, which is fine, as long as it doesn't take a catastrophic fall, at which point it is much more likely to break
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