Unleashing Quotes

With smart policies, climate protection could become an economic engine, unleashing entrepreneurial creativity on a problem that otherwise threatens huge economic and environmental costs. - Jennifer Morgan

We continue to focus on improving our OSS market position worldwide by unleashing our unique value proposition to operators, enabling them to automate the order-to-activate fulfillment process. - David Sharpley

Unleashing cars on high school students who are picnicking peacefully in the sun is really stupid and irresponsible. - Tristan Rouquier

This report is huge in the big picture... With the election over and this good news on jobs we could at last see an unleashing of animal spirits in the economy. - Stephen Stanley

This disaster is unleashing the type of energy-supply shock that we had viewed as the economy's greatest vulnerability. - William Dudley

They can get a good price for it and it's probably undervalued in their portfolio. It's not so much about them getting out of that business much as it's about unleashing shareholder value. - Barbara Ryan

The unleashing of business pent-up demand will ensure that the U.S. economy's recovery will continue, but the unwinding of consumer spent-up demand will ensure that it won't come roaring back. - Mark Zandi

The resurrection is not a static and an isolated event fixed in the past, but the unleashing of a power and force that takes the form of a death defying love. Resurrection is ever present, constantly accosting us, challenging us, stretching us, cracking us open and seeking to have its way with us in order that we might come to maturity in Christ. - Frank Griswold

The first song that I wrote was when I was with The Del Rios. I was like 14 years old but I was always putting my thoughts down on paper even before then because it was like an escape - a way of unleashing all the stuff. - William Bell

Revenue departments have many, many more sweeping powers than any other agency or private collections firm would have under fair debt collection laws. So now what you'll have is revenue agents who are used to using those broad powers going after people who owe court fines or student loans. Some people might think this is great, but if you start unleashing the power of the government on those people, they might actually begin to chafe at such practices. I don't think it's a good idea. - Pete Sepp