Uber burns through drivers as fast as it burns through its investors' cash.
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She also burns through a full clip in about one second.
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Trump burns through people, it seems, until he gets what he wants.
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When it burns through its silicon, that's the end of the line.
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Blitzscaling initially burns through a lot of cash quickly without producing much revenue.
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A wonderful deposit for the sudden fury that occasionally burns through your numbness.
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That means the average US household burns through about 47 batteries per year.
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Flames rise over Rafina as a wildfire burns through the coastal town outside Athens.
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It burns through cash at a rate of $7,430 a minute, according to Bloomberg.
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Photo: WikimediaMoviePass is a runaway train that relentlessly burns through cash to keep itself going.
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In emergency mode, Kepler burns through its power supply faster, making recovering it a priority.
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It also burns through batteries really fast (like every week), but I got rechargeable ones.
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It has a mountain of debt as it burns through cash to reach production goals.
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And it definitely defines Henson's character in Acrimony, a woman whose rage burns through the screen.
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If Aries is a Roman candle, then Leo is a bonfire that burns through the night.
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Soldiers rarely use the three-round-burst mode, though, because it burns through ammunition too quickly.
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"Black salve" burns through human skin, but Facebook says that groups don't violate its community guidelines.
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When browsing the web, your smartphone also burns through power when it downloads mobile ads on websites.
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After all, your body burns through roughly 40 to 60 grams of carbohydrates per hour of exercise.
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A home is overshadowed by towering smoke plumes as the Camp fire burns through Paradise on Nov. 8.
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My friend who had never smoked tells me he burns through a full Juul pod per day now.
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Tesla has raised money in the stock market as it burns through cash, something that has worried investors.
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Dyson includes a power boost mode that burns through battery quicker, as it always has with its cordless offerings.
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There is one other powerful greenhouse gas being caused by Kilauea, as its lava burns through organic matter: methane.
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Once your body burns through the glycogen it will go to its longer-term energy stores: fat cells and muscle.
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Embers fly across a road as the Kincade fire burns through the community of Jimtown, Sonoma County, California, Oct. 24.
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Cover: Vines surround a burning building as the Kincade Fire burns through the Jimtown community of unincorporated Sonoma County, Calif.
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Phoenix burns through the records For the third day in a row, the heat in Phoenix set new daily records.
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The Justice League Batmobile is equipped with a small oil reservoir that it burns through each time you rev the engine.
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Elisabeth Moss's outstanding performance practically burns through the frame, and her wordless agony makes several scenes almost impossibly miserable to watch.
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In AfterEffects he duplicates the clip then changes the blending mode so each part of the loop burns through to the front.
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Burning Man said in a statement that they had cancelled burns through noon Sunday but would go ahead with the 8 p.m.
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There were also widespread reports that the Americans had attacked Falluja with white phosphorus, a chemical agent that burns through human skin.
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This administration burns through senior and junior people, and there's hardly a deep pool of willing talent with which to replace them.
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Investors have grown increasingly worried as Tesla burns through cash and struggles to meet its own production goals for the Model 2500.
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As a Malaysian florist anxiously burns through her savings, cafe owners in Brussels receive about $2300,21 to make up for lost revenue.
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At least 500 structures have been destroyed as the blaze burns through Redding, a city of 20033,000 about 160 miles north of Sacramento.
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Evacuated people take refuge on the beach as a wildfire burns through the forest in Bormes-les-Mimosas, southern France, on July 227.
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A car and house are engulfed in flames as the "Wall Fire" burns through a residential area in Oroville, California, on July 8.
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The Burning Man organization canceled scheduled burns through noon Sunday but planned to proceed with the scheduled Temple burn at 8 p.m. Sunday.
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The company burns through cash at a rate that better-established companies would likely be crucified for ... Tesla's production timelines are unreasonably fast.
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But there's something about going back to the beginning of the writing process that reignites the original magic and burns through any cynicism.
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Firefighters watch after setting a backfire at night to make progress against the Thomas Fire, The Thomas fire burns through Los Padres National Forest.
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The computer power needed to create each Bitcoin consumes at least as much electricity as the average American household burns through in two years.
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The series "burns through its most interesting parts while stalling out during its dullest," Margaret Lyons wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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" The sun "burns through the clouds" and leaves "hush" as Max awaits "a different tomorrow, one without fear and filled with kindness, safety and hope.
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The central bank has been authorized to restrict purchases of dollars as it burns through its reserves in an effort to prop up the peso.
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Baseball's sprawling season ensures that no other sport's media burns through more storylines in a given year, and this is an especially easy narrative to write.
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A recession or rising interest rates could hurt its ability to borrow—Netflix has more than $259bn in debt and burns through $210bn of cash a year.
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The investigation adds to the financial pressure Tesla is already facing, as it burns through cash and struggles to accelerate production of its Model 3 electric vehicles.
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An atomic-powered aircraft carrier can steam more or less forever, but its complement of aircraft burns through jet fuel at breakneck speed — emptying the ship's tanks.
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Through the years repeated fires have, in many places, left forests dominated by drier, temperate trees and brush that can quickly resprout after a blaze burns through.
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Why focus on one band, destined to crash and burn, when you can see multiple crashes and burns through the eyes of the man who writes their checks?
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A bushfire breaks containment lines, crosses the Pacific Highway and burns through properties in the township of Rainbow Flat on the Mid North Coast of NSW, Nov. 9.
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Apart from capital, major banks must also issue a special debt known as TLAC that can be converted to capital if a crisis burns through their core capital buffer.
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WeWork, a real estate business with tech-enabled services built on top, burns through cash rapidly and has had a tough time plotting out a clear path to profitability.
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Production of the stuff burns through 3 percent of the world's natural gas annually, releases tons of carbon into the atmosphere, and runs off into rivers and streams and aquifers.
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After the refiner's fire of a midterm defeat burns through the GOP, Trump would be freer to run without so many conservative sticklers grousing about ideological transgressions or behavioral excesses.
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China's choices narrowing as it burns through FX reserves to support yuanChina's defense of the yuan is causing its foreign exchange reserves to tumble below a key mark of stability.
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If humanity burns through all its fossil fuel reserves, there is the potential to warm the planet by perhaps more than 10 degrees Celsius and raise sea levels by hundreds of feet.
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"I want to look so close at things that their intensity burns through your retina and onto the surface of your mind," Viola wrote in 1980, as quoted in the exhibition catalogue.
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"We expect a temporary pause in growth to persist for at least a quarter or two as the firm burns through lower margin Session inventory," J.P. Morgan analysts wrote in a note.
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While Bombardier is no longer desperate for cash after a Quebec pension fund investment, it would like a cushion for operations next year as it burns through money while ramping up production.
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He constantly searches for new voices, but burns through staff as he quickly loses faith in the people around him, leaving him with a dearth of advisers on whom he genuinely depends.
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Again, the number seems absurd, and the executives I've met at Hulu seem to be normal people who spend money — and Hulu burns through a lot of it — with at least some care.
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WeWork, a real estate business, burns through cash rapidly and will undoubtedly have to work hard to convince public markets investors of its longevity, as well as its status as a tech company.
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"In many cases that means getting them out of the way while the thing burns through," said Deborah Juch, manager of legislative services in a region that includes the town of Wabasca-Desmarais.
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In December a source in the semiconductor industry told Reuters that Toshiba could revive plans to list a slice of the memory chip business, which though highly profitable burns through cash for reinvestment.
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Every four or five days, he burns through a pod — which comes in eight flavors, including Creme Brûlée and Cool Cucumber, and delivers as much nicotine as up to two packs of cigarettes.
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Though Uber has tapped most sources of start-up capital already to build a large cash cushion, it still burns through dollars and may need investors to pitch in again in the future.
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A few years after a fire burns through an area of the Amazon, the lush vegetation is often replaced with a dense patch of scrawny trees that take up most of the space.
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Instead, the company has had to fight theaters, deal with a flood of complaints, replenish the supply of custom credit cards, and raise more cash as it burns through too much money too fast.
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A few seconds later, Laura Jane Grace burns through a 30-second blast of level-puncturing hardcore about an estrogen-addled limp dick that is sonically and lyrically more cutthroat than most Against Me!
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Saudi Arabia Keeps Pumping Oil, Despite Financial and Political Risks | Even as petroleum prices plummet and the kingdom burns through its financial reserves, the Saudis are betting they can win an oil war of attrition.
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I've got two stupidly powerful weapons right here: an assault rifle with 120 bullets in the clip, and a rocket launcher that burns through giant ants like a magnifying glass the size of a city.
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We Company is considering slowing its expansion so that it burns through less cash and would therefore require less funding in the absence of an IPO in the near team, one of the sources said.
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The central bank is now authorized to restrict purchases of dollars as it burns through reserves to prop up the peso, which fell nearly 5% in the opening hours of trading, but staged a turnaround.
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The departure of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly at the end of 2018, announced Saturday, is just the latest confirmation that President Donald Trump burns through senior staff much faster than other presidents.
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Although these kids talk constantly about how they've known each other forever, it doesn't feel that way to us, and the show burns through so many potential romances before we can build up any real investment.
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They both love books, for example, but while Yasmine burns through one every few days, Jahan needs time to process what she reads, earnestly highlighting as she goes so as not to forget the important bits.
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The top decliner on the Bovespa was planemaker Embraer , down nearly 219.3273% as it signaled it may issue a smaller dividend as it burns through cash before finalizing a $21.14 billion commercial passenger jet deal with Boeing.
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Under EU banking rules, banks must issue special loss-absorbing debt known as MREL (minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities) that can be converted into capital if a crisis burns through their core capital buffer.
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It's that Manny Farber idea of "termite art" that, on the one hand, hews to formal considerations, works within a genre or a set of rules; but on the other, constantly burns through them and creates chaos.
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I ended up testing the mode a couple of times, and it apparently burns through the battery, because I've had to recharge the collar on its dock at least twice in the seven weeks I've been testing it.
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The Environmental Protection Agency and the Justice Department claimed that Trader Joe's refrigerators leaked R-22, a refrigerator coolant that burns through the ozone and contributes to global warming at a rate 1,800 times that of carbon dioxide.
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In a bid to shield the battered peso from a bruising crisis, President Mauricio Macri's government on Sunday authorized the central bank to restrict purchases of dollars as it burns through its reserves to prop up the currency.
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In a bid to shield the battered peso from a bruising crisis, President Mauricio Macri's government on Sunday authorised the central bank to restrict purchases of dollars as it burns through its reserves to prop up the currency.
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TOKYO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - SoftBank-backed cloud robotics and artificial intelligence startup CloudMinds is slashing its global workforce as it burns through cash after repeated attempts to list on the public markets, people familiar with the matter said.
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The electric carmaker reported a lower-than-expected loss in the first quarter last week but analysts worry that the amount of money the firm burns through might mean it needs to raise more funds in the near future.
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Yet while each event expands the narrative — filling in the larger picture with nods at sexual relations, class divisions and a riven people — they don't necessarily explain what happens or answer the fundamental question that burns through this brilliant movie.
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The New York-based startup leases office space to other startups and has expanded to more than 100 cities in 29 countries — a turbo-charged expansion plan that has required WeWork to continually raise capital as it burns through billions of dollars.
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For instance, the company burns through cash at a rate "better-established companies would likely be crucified for," devises "unreasonably fast" production timelines and "spurns industry norms," by doing things such as choosing to sell directly to customers, rather than through dealers.
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Then they flip a switch, and the candle burns through the string of the balloon, which floats up and knocks over the bucket, which spills water on the car pushing it down a ramp to hit the boot, which kicks you in the ass.
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On Saturday, a wall of lava barreling toward the coast hit the ocean, pouring into the water and shooting up massive plumes of something called "laze": a combination of steam, hydrochloric acid (which burns through skin), and tiny particles of glass, the Washington Post reports.
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But this wrinkle, more than any other, implies that Syfy's Magicians is going to be less a translation of Grossman's novels than a simplified, sexed-up rendering of them — one that furiously burns through the plot of the books even as it misses their point.
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If something seems untenable about the NFL's invincibility, both because the people running things are too venal and dumb and because of how cruelly the game burns through the people who play it, that only makes its appeal as a proxy for America more potent.
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But $60 million is a smallish amount - peanuts, really - compared to how much cash Sears burns through in a month, given that it lost $251 million in the quarter and $2.2 billion last year as sales are plunging at an annual rate of nearly 25%.
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But the computer power needed to create each digital token consumes at least as much electricity as the average American household burns through in two years, according to figures from Morgan Stanley and Alex de Vries, an economist who tracks energy use in the industry.
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Apple can now say the iPhone 11 Pro has the best battery of any iPhone, and the four-hour and five-hour jumps over the XS and XS Max, respectively, are strong reasons to upgrade if you're someone who burns through your phone battery before the sun sets.
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The peso closed up 5.39% at 55.98 per dollar as Wall Street traders returning from a U.S. long holiday weekend snapped up the beleaguered currency after President Mauricio Macri's government on Sunday authorized the central bank to restrict purchases of dollars as it burns through its reserves to prop up the peso.
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Carriers including American, Delta, and Alaska are requiring customers remove lithium-based batteries from the bags and carry them personally before stowing them in their aircraft, citing the risk that the batteries could start a fire that burns through other luggage—with one big problem being that the batteries in many smart luggage lines are non-removable.
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If you have an R0 of 2 — two more cases on average for every person infected — the math tells you that if it is not impeded in any way, that fire burns through the forest, and in the end it will have burned half of the forest — half of the world population or half of the U.S. population will be infected.
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This one burns through a full charge in only seven minutes, but the additional power you get is impressive — this is the first cordless vacuum Dyson has built that can manage cleaning my fairly deep-pile area rug, including a considerable backup of dog hair, without requiring multiple passes — it's a true replacement for many plug-in vacuums, let alone handhelds, in this regard.
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