Thomas Miller Quotes (14 Quotes)

As often happens, the builder's insurance company wanted to see what evidence would come in,

This is a perfect storm of relief obstructions. You have landslides, snow and no roads to reach the people way up in the mountains.

Here we had someone who had blatantly failed to follow the plan for the sake of cutting costs,

It's convenient, because I don't have to worry about the stress of the traffic. I don't have to worry about the difference in parking over whether I can park here or park there. It's convenient--I can relax.

nature is pretty good about self-recovery, but a lot depends on what man does to hinder or assist in that recovery. The nice thing about wetlands is that they can cleanse and filter water as it moves through, but too much contamination can overwhelm this natural filtering system and destroy it.

Women particularly those with children at home are much more worried than men about the financial impact of rising gas prices on the family budget.

I saw this guy running up the hill herehad this long, wavy, light brown hair.

I don't think Microsoft will come out and sign on this afternoon, ... This is a proposal for the court that Microsoft will resist. And in the end, the judge will decide.

All they want to do is take away from us, because we're a group of minority workers.

It would be a person that we think would have the ability to act efficiently, effectively and quickly. And that's all very important in this sector,

They complained to the builder for all that time, but he simply refused to negotiate. They gave advance notice of the problems, asked to sit down negotiate, but in the end, it turned out they had to sue.

If she has any hope of getting her child or custody of her child or partial custody of her child, it's to come back to the court systems and do it the legal way.

Just think that every household has a certain amount of Mr. Yuk stuff stashed under the kitchen sink or in the garage, and all that material is presumably mixed into the water to some extent,

This started showing up about five years ago and is the industry standard, ... I'd say 90 to 95 percent of large builders are putting this into their contracts.